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Everything. No limits. MIT licensed.
- Unlimited tunnels & profiles
- Auto-reconnect
- Port scanner & monitor
- Folders & environments
- Connection history
- Import / export (JSON, YAML, TOML)
- CLI included
All your ports.
One window.
Save tunnels. Connect in one click. Share with your team.
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Wayport
# Your tunnels, one click away
❯ wayport connect "Staging DB"
✓ Connected — localhost:5433 → staging-db.internal:5432
❯ wayport connect "Prod Redis"
✓ Connected — localhost:6380 → redis.prod.internal:6379
❯ wayport status
TUNNELSTATUSUPTIME
Staging DB● Active2h 14m
MIT LicensedBuilt with RustCross PlatformPrivacy FirstUnder 8 MB
Everything you need to manage tunnels
From solo developers to engineering teams, Wayport makes port forwarding effortless.
Stop memorizing SSH commands
Save your tunnel once — host, ports, jump servers, keys. Connect with one click or wayport connect. Never type -L 5433:staging-db:5432 -J bastion@jump.prod:22 again.
❯ wayport connect "Staging DB" ✓ Connected — localhost:5433 → staging-db:5432
Tunnels that fix themselves
Laptop sleep? Network blip? Wayport detects the drop, backs off exponentially, and reconnects — no intervention needed. You'll get a notification when it's back.
● Reconnected after 12s (attempt 2) Backoff: 2s → 4s → 12s
See what's on every port
Which process is hogging port 3000? Wayport tells you. Scan ranges, kill rogue listeners, monitor connections in real time.
PID 41923 node :3000 LISTEN PID 8821 postgres :5432 LISTEN PID 994 redis :6379 LISTEN
Folders, environments, zero chaos
Group tunnels by project. Switch between staging and production variables without touching a single config. Color-coded environments so you never hit prod by accident.
📁 staging/ Staging DB ● Connected Staging Redis ● Connected 📁 production/ Prod DB ○ Disconnected
Onboard teammates in 60 seconds
Export your tunnel configs as JSON, YAML, or TOML. New engineer joins? Hand them one file. Every tunnel, every setting, ready to go.
❯ wayport export --format yaml ✓ Exported 12 profiles → team-tunnels.yml
8 MB. Sub-second launch.
Built with Rust and native webviews — no Electron, no bloat. Runs on macOS, Windows, and Linux. Uses your system's SSH, not a bundled one.
Binary: wayport 7.8 MB Startup: 0.12s Memory: ~18 MB Runtime: Tauri + Rust
Up and running in three steps
01
Save your tunnel
Enter your connection details once. Host, ports, jump servers — Wayport remembers it all.
New Connection
Name
Staging DB
Host
staging.internal
Port
5432
SSH Key
~/.ssh/id_ed25519
02
Click to connect
One click. Your tunnel is live, verified, and monitored. If it drops, it reconnects automatically.
Wayport
Staging DB
:5433 → staging.internal:5432
Prod Redis
:6380 → redis.prod:6379
03
Share with your team
Export your config and share it with the team. New engineers get every tunnel on day one.
Export
JSONYAMLTOML
team-tunnels.json
12 profiles · 3 folders · 2 environments
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Trusted by developers who are tired of SSH commands.
RustMIT License
Stop fighting your tunnels.
Start shipping.
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