Enkiway / Tunnel, opens on 2 December 2026/ Tunnel, released on 2 December 2026
Expose your application. Keep your infrastructure private.
A webhook needs to reach your laptop. A colleague needs to see your development build. A partner needs a public address for an API on a private server. Enkiway Tunnel gives that service a managed public HTTPS address, without opening inbound ports to your network.
How it works
Your side opens the connection; the Internet reaches the Enkiway edge, not your network.
Install the enkiway command and log in
One command for Linux and macOS, on x86_64 and ARM. There is no Erlang runtime to install.
Publish a local service
enkiway tunnel http 3000connects out to an Enkiway edge over HTTP/3 (QUIC), or HTTP/2 over TLS where UDP is blocked.Get a public HTTPS address
Enkiway gives the service a hostname with a managed certificate. Requests arrive at the edge and travel back to your application through the connection from step 2.
What it is for
Receive webhooks locally
Point a payment or Git provider at your development machine.
Share a work in progress
Show a running build without deploying it.
Give partners an API address
A public address for an API that runs on private infrastructure.
Reach self-hosted apps
Use a home or office server without configuring inbound routing.
Scope
The scope of Enkiway Tunnel when it opens on 2 December 2026.The scope of Enkiway Tunnel, released on 2 December 2026.
Opens on 2 December 2026Released on 2 December 2026
- People who register are contacted first.Write to us with what you want to expose; we reply with access details.
- Plans, limits and service terms are published with the release.
- A direct line to the engineer building it.
Register interest in EnkiwayRequest access to Enkiway Tunnel.
Tell us what you want to expose. Tunnel opens on 2 December 2026.Tell us what you want to expose. Tunnel was released on 2 December 2026.
sales@enki-multimedia.eu