Port Zero
Assigns stable domains to processes and containers, eliminating port conflicts and the need to remember ports.
Port Zero is a developer networking tool that assigns stable domains to processes and containers, eliminating port conflicts and the need to remember ports. It solves the problem of EADDRINUSE errors and port juggling during development. The tool targets developers, ops, and IT teams in companies of all sizes, from freelancers to enterprises. It is positioned as a local-first tool that starts free and scales to cloud tunnels for remote access, with HTTPS included.
Key features
- Stable domains for processes and containers
- Eliminates port conflicts and EADDRINUSE errors
- Supports multiple programming languages
- Runs multiple branches in git worktrees
- Cloud tunnels for remote access
- HTTPS included in cloud tunnels
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- Software developers
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