Quickstart

Open a Tunnel

Expose a local port to the internet with a single command.

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Usage

tunnee open --port 3000

That’s the main command. It creates a tunnel, hands you a public URL, and starts forwarding traffic to localhost:3000.

Flags

  • -p, --port <number> - local port to forward. Required.
  • -s, --subdomain <name> - request a specific subdomain (if available).
  • --ttl <duration> - paid plan only. Set a lifetime like 30m or 24h.
  • --password <value> - paid plan only. Password-protect the tunnel.
  • --no-consent - skip the consent interstitial for paid tunnels.

Examples

tunnee open --port 4321
tunnee open --port 3000 --subdomain demo
tunnee open --port 8080 --ttl 24h --password secret123
Related docs
Tunnels
List, reserve, update, destroy, and open tunnels from the CLI.
CLI Config
Manage profiles, inspect settings, and configure the CLI.

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