Zero-Install Tunnels with Your Built-in SSH Client

Localtonet lets you expose local TCP or HTTP/HTTPS services without installing any extra binary—just use the ssh client that comes with Windows 10+, macOS, Linux, or PuTTY on older systems.

1. Create (or Sign In to) Your Account

  1. Register at localtonet.com/register if you don’t have an account.
  2. Log in to the Dashboard.

2. Create a Tunnel

  1. Go to Tunnels → New Tunnel.
  2. Select TCP or HTTP (HTTP tunnels get auto-TLS).
  3. Click Create.

3. Grab the One-Liner

  1. Open the tunnel card and click Settings.
  2. Press SSH Command to reveal your pre-built line.
ssh -p 223 YourTunnelToken@example.localto.net -R3327:127.0.0.1:8080

4. Copy & Paste

Open Terminal / PowerShell / iTerm (or launch PuTTY), paste the command, and press Enter.

5. Verify

• TCP ⇒ example.localto.net:3327  ⇒  127.0.0.1:8080

Visit the public URL (or TCP port) shown—traffic is now forwarded down the encrypted tunnel to your local service.