Macha — expose localhost to the internet

What it does

We’ve all been there: you’re working on a feature, you need to show it to a client or teammate, and you reach for a tunneling tool—only to hit a paywall or an arbitrary connection limit. I built Macha because I wanted to understand the "magic" of reverse tunneling and reclaim control over my own development infrastructure. Macha is a lightning-fast, self-hosted reverse tunnel engine written entirely in Rust.

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