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Tunnel Reverse Proxy

From localhostto the internet.

Publish your web app, home server, or Minecraft server with one command.

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From localhost to the internet.HTTP / TCP
  1. 01 / Local servicelocalhost:3000
  2. 02 / RelayRetProxy
  3. 03 / Public endpointInternet

Publish with one command

Example routes
HTTPretproxy http 3000https://abc123.tunnel.retp.net
TCPretproxy tcp 25565proxy.retp.net:20001

Go live in 3 steps

Install the CLI

  1. Install the CLI
  2. Choose the port you want to expose
  3. Use the generated URL or public port

Connection path

From command to endpoint

Local process → retproxy client → authenticated relay → public endpoint → dashboard event log

Capabilities

Core Features

01

HTTP Tunnel

Expose local web apps with a public subdomain

Share previews, receive webhooks, and publish temporary review environments quickly.

02

TCP Tunnel

Publish Minecraft or SSH over an external port

Relay TCP services without requiring a fixed IP or complex network setup.

03

No Port Forwarding

Port forwarding is usually not required

The service is designed to be easy to start on home networks and mobile environments.

04

Reconnect

Recover automatically after transient network drops

The CLI reconnects so active tunnels are easier to keep online.

Use cases

Start with what you want to share.

HTTP

A web app, ready for review.

Share your local app with a public URL for reviews, webhooks, and development checks.

retproxy http 3000Read the guide

TCP

A game server for your friends.

Connect Minecraft or SSH to an external port and access it using the public host and port.

retproxy tcp 25565Read the guide

Ready to publish

Three checks before you go live.

Check your local target and what you are sharing before starting a tunnel.Troubleshooting

  1. Your local service is running

    Start the app or server and verify that it is reachable on the port you plan to expose.

  2. You are authenticated

    Sign in with retproxy login. Keep tokens and authentication details private.

  3. Your content is ready to share

    Check for exposed admin screens or personal data. Review state and logs after going live.

Dashboard

Separate the public site from the dashboard

Read the connection path here, then manage active routes, tokens, and events in the dashboard.

Open Dashboard