I'm Oli, a solo dev. I’ve been working on TunnelBuddy, a small desktop app that lets you expose your home internet as an HTTPS proxy to a trusted buddy over a WebRTC peer-to-peer tunnel.
Typical use cases:
You’re travelling but want banks/admin portals to see your actual home IP.
A friend in another country needs to reach something that only works from your region.
You want to reproduce “this only breaks on my home ISP” bugs without setting up a full VPN mesh.
Business / model
Right now:
The app is free.
There’s a tip/donation flow to help cover signalling + infra.
No ads, no “free in exchange for data”, no tracker SDKs.
I might add a “pro/advanced” tier later (longer sessions, more host controls, linux build and daemon), but I want the basic “buddy-to-buddy proxy” use case to stay straightforward.
I'm Oli, a solo dev. I’ve been working on TunnelBuddy, a small desktop app that lets you expose your home internet as an HTTPS proxy to a trusted buddy over a WebRTC peer-to-peer tunnel.
Typical use cases:
You’re travelling but want banks/admin portals to see your actual home IP.
A friend in another country needs to reach something that only works from your region.
You want to reproduce “this only breaks on my home ISP” bugs without setting up a full VPN mesh.
Business / model
Right now:
The app is free.
There’s a tip/donation flow to help cover signalling + infra.
No ads, no “free in exchange for data”, no tracker SDKs.
I might add a “pro/advanced” tier later (longer sessions, more host controls, linux build and daemon), but I want the basic “buddy-to-buddy proxy” use case to stay straightforward.
Happy to answer technical questions, thanks guys!