Guides

Step by step: show the site on your laptop to a client, open it on your phone, put a password on it, or get a link from your coding agent.

• How to share localhost with someone

  A localhost address only works on your own computer. Give your dev server a public https link instead, so a client or teammate can open it anywhere.

• Show a client a website before it goes live

  Share the site from your laptop while you talk it through, or upload a build they can open in their own time, on any device.

• How to open localhost on your phone

  On a phone, localhost means the phone itself. Reach your dev server over your Wi-Fi, or with an https link that works on any network.

• Password-protect a staging site

  Keep work in progress away from strangers and search engines: a password on the link, or a list of the only people who may open it.

• Share a website without setting up hosting

  Upload a folder of HTML, or your build, with one command and send the link. No server, no Git and no DNS, and it stays up with your laptop off.

• Get a preview link from your coding agent

  Your agent's localhost link only works on your computer. Let Claude Code, Cursor or Codex share the dev server or upload the build, and hand you a real link.

Every command and flag, and each plan's limits, are in the docs.