Test Stripe Webhooks Locally
Stripe, GitHub, Twilio — point any webhook at your uplinkr URL and debug payloads locally without deploying. See real webhook data in your terminal as it arrives.
Uplinkr gives you a public HTTPS URL for your local server in one command. Perfect for webhook testing, client demos, and OAuth callbacks — no port forwarding, no firewall rules, no account required.
$ uplinkr http 3000
Registering tunnel...
Establishing connection...
● Online
Forwarding: https://a3f9c12b.uplinkr.xyz → http://localhost:3000
Traffic Logs:
[10:42:01] GET / → 200 (34ms)
[10:42:03] GET /api/users → 200 (12ms)
[10:42:07] POST /api/login → 401 (8ms)
Works with any local server
Three steps, zero configuration.
One npm install and you're set. The uplinkr CLI runs
on any machine with Node.js — no account, no dashboard, no setup.
Point uplinkr at the port your app is running on. A unique public URL is assigned to you instantly — no waiting, no config files.
Anyone with the URL can reach your local app in real time. Every request shows up in your terminal as it happens.
Built for developers who want control without complexity.
A unique *.uplinkr.xyz subdomain is provisioned the moment
you run the command. No dashboard, no waiting.
Every tunnel is served over HTTPS. Your webhook endpoints, OAuth callbacks, and API tests all get a valid certificate automatically.
Watch every request and response in your terminal — method, path, status code, and latency — as they happen.
The CLI reconnects automatically on network hiccups. Your tunnel stays alive even when your Wi-Fi blinks.
Behind a corporate firewall, a home router, or a coffee shop NAT — uplinkr gets through without any network changes on your end.
No YAML files, no accounts, no dashboards. Install the CLI, run one command, get a URL. That's the whole setup.
One install, one command.
Install the CLI
npm install -g uplinkrStart your local server (example)
npm run dev # or whatever starts your appOpen the tunnel
uplinkr http 3000You'll see something like this:
● Online
Forwarding: https://f7e2a91c.uplinkr.xyz
→ http://localhost:3000
Share that URL with anyone, anywhere.
A lightweight stack that gets traffic from the internet to your machine.
Whatever you're building, uplinkr fits in.
Stripe, GitHub, Twilio — point any webhook at your uplinkr URL and debug payloads locally without deploying. See real webhook data in your terminal as it arrives.
Show a client your work-in-progress without pushing to staging. Share the link, they open it, done. No build process, no waiting.
Register your uplinkr URL as the redirect URI and test OAuth flows end-to-end on localhost. Works with Google, GitHub, and any OAuth provider.
Test your web app on a real phone without fiddling with local network addresses or firewall rules. Just scan the QR code and test.
Install the CLI and have your first tunnel running before your coffee gets cold.