Uplink Docs

Share a local port — with the world, an organization, or invited people — in one command.

Serve one local port, control its URL, and choose how it's reached.

Put one durable HTTPS endpoint in front of the same app on multiple devices.

Declare services, access, firewall settings, and managed custom domains in one file.

Route your own hostname to a generated Uplink tunnel.

Identity-gated private routes, organization access, invited people, and bearer tokens.

Inspect traffic locally, read access logs, and check the agent.

The Tauri desktop app, the shared core, and the headless uplink ui server.

Run an Uplink edge from one published Docker Compose file.

Implement the versioned OpenTunnels identity interface used by self-hosted edges and connectors.

Implement the versioned OpenTunnels interface for self-hosted bot protection.

Uplink commands, edge operator commands, and commonly used environment variables.

Control the connector programmatically — create tunnels, read URLs, start and stop serving — over a local unix-socket HTTP API.

The request path, the OpenTunnels protocol, and the security model.

Common issues and quick answers.