Wormhole drops ngrok-style localhost tunnel

This feels like the right kind of tunnel tool: opinionated, tiny, and immediately useful. The space is crowded, but Wormhole’s combination of one-command UX and built-in debugging hooks gives it a sharper developer story than a bare “share localhost” wrapper.

• –One-command setup lowers the activation energy for demos, webhook testing, and quick integrations
• –Cloudflare-backed HTTPS and Workers/Durable Objects make the architecture feel lean and scalable
• –The inspector, replay, and HAR export matter because tunneling tools are only truly useful when debugging is first-class
• –MIT licensing and Go make it easy to trust, fork, and extend for teams that want control
• –It still enters a crowded category with ngrok, Pinggy, LocalCan, and other localhost tunnel tools