Ngro
Ngro is a network tunneling tool designed to expose locally running services to the internet by creating secure tunnels from a public endpoint to a private development environment. By running a lightweight client on a developer’s machine and connecting to a cloud-based ingress service, ngro allocates a publicly reachable URL or address that forwards incoming traffic to the specified local port. This enables remote access for testing, demonstrations, or webhook development without deploying to a public server.
Typical operation involves mapping a local port (for example, 3000) to a publicly accessible URL. The service
Ngro runs on multiple platforms, including Windows, macOS, and Linux, and is controlled via a command-line interface
Common use cases include testing webhooks from external services, showing demos to teammates, and developing against