LocalCan 3.0 is in beta → the biggest update yet
Fully rewritten. New daemon architecture, a real CLI, configuration as code, a global edge network, multiple endpoints per service, and Linux support.
See what's new:
I rebuilt CAPTCHA with Jev
The browser measures how you fill in the form. Server turns that into a few plain sentences, and Jev decides: person or bot.
Blog post with source code in the comments:
I tried explaining LocalCan tunnels to non-developers. Does this diagram make sense? I’d love your feedback before adding it to the LocalCan website.
Animated prototype link below
LocalCan 3.2 is here! Adds a design feedback loop for humans and agents.
Snapshots can now collect feedback. Share a link, and others can pin comments right on the page.
Then hand it to your coding agent: it reads the comments, fixes the design, replies, and resolves. If you build prototypes with AI, this is how you get real feedback on them.
Leave a comment on a prototype, the agent implements it. That's what I'm aiming for with @LocalCanApp.
Snapshots already let designers push a prototype to a public URL and collect feedback. Soon, the feedback will be a comment sitting on the page itself.
So the loop goes like this: the client leaves a comment, you or your agent picks it up, makes the change, and republishes the Snapshot. Same URL the whole time.
Let me know if you'd like early access!
I stopped sending Figma links, prototypes are real code now.
The problem was never designing, it was sharing. Deploying for one review round is a lot of ceremony.
So I share the thing running on my laptop instead. Public URL, live, auto refreshed with my edits. When I close the laptop, a Snapshot keeps the same link alive.
How are you sharing work these days?
(@LocalCanApp is mine, bias disclaimer applies)
Snapshots are now available on the Free plan!
Deploy a static copy of your app to LocalCan so the link keeps working when you are offline - comes in handy when you want to share your work with folks in a different time zone.
After 10 betas, I released @LocalCanApp 3.0 stable!
Quiet launch for now: it’s midsummer, people are vacationmaxxing, and too many users were confused by the new features not being available when they downloaded v2.7.
In the meantime, I’m prepping for a launch event in a month or so, starting with some landing page updates.
LocalCan 3.0 Beta 10 is out, and it ships a Free plan.
Put localhost on a Public URL in one click:
→ 60-min sessions, 1 GB/month
→ No credit card
→ No interstitial warning page for your visitors, ever
→ MCP server included, so your AI agent can open and manage tunnels too
Unlimited .local domains, automatic HTTPS, and traffic inspection are in the Free plan too.