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Easy Host opens a tunnel from the internet to a port on your phone. Handy for demos, webhooks, and quick tests when you do not want to spin up a VPS yet. Not a VPN: only the ports you publish are exposed.

Easy Host on Android: tunnel list

BUILT FOR ANDROID MAKERS

5+tunnel providers
No VPSto get started
QRshare public URL
On-devicekeys & tokens

Why Easy Host?

A public link to what runs on your phone

Pick a tunnel source, set host and port, start, then copy, share, or show a QR for the public address.

Several tunnel sources

Bore, Pinggy, Serveo, Cloudflare Quick or Named tunnels, and Custom SSH to your VPS or a sish-compatible host.

Three clear steps

Choose a source, set local host and port, start. Then copy, share, or show a QR for the public address.

Live status and logs

See running tunnels, session stats, and global logs so you know what is online and what failed.

Not a VPN

Only the ports you publish are exposed. Easy Host does not route or encrypt all phone traffic.

Keys stay on the phone

Tokens and SSH keys remain on your device. No Easy Host cloud account is required to open a tunnel.

Ready for automation

Optional start when the app opens, Tasker-friendly intents, plus Pro tools like boot autostart and widgets.

Plans

Free vs Pro

One app on Google Play. Free is enough for everyday tunnels. Pro adds capacity and power-user tools in the app.

Easy Host Free

Free · ads may appear

Everyday use
  • Core tunnel sources (Bore, Pinggy, Serveo, Cloudflare, SSH)
  • Several tunnels at once (enough for daily work)
  • Live status, logs, QR share
  • Local port reachability check
  • Tokens and keys on device

Easy Host Pro

In-app via Google Play

Power users
  • Everything in Free, without ad gates
  • More tunnels when you need them
  • Start on device boot
  • Auto-reconnect after drops
  • Home-screen widgets

Product tour

From setup to a public URL in minutes

Providers, live status, logs, QR sharing, and settings: the Easy Host flow on Android.

Short welcome flowA brief wizard explains the idea: a public URL for a local service on your phone. Then you can add a tunnel.
Choose a tunnel sourcePick Bore, Pinggy, Serveo, Cloudflare, or Custom SSH. Each option has a clear note about what you get.
Active tunnels at a glanceSee how many tunnels are running, filter All / Active / Stopped, and toggle each one from Home.
Copy the public URLOpen a tunnel overview for the public address, local target, and session stats, then copy in one tap.
Share with QRShow a QR for the public endpoint so another device can open it without typing a long URL.
Global logsInspect tunnel events and errors in one place when something fails to connect or drops unexpectedly.
Sources and settingsConfigure providers, notifications, and optional anonymous analytics. Turn stats off anytime in Settings.
Autostart and reconnect (Pro)Pro unlocks boot start, auto-reconnect after drops, and home-screen widgets for power users.

Use cases

When you need a public link fast

Demos, webhooks, remote checks, and field tests without standing up a VPS for every experiment.

Live demos

Run a local server on the phone and hand reviewers a public HTTPS link in seconds.

Webhook callbacks

Receive provider callbacks on a local listener without keeping a desktop tunnel client nearby.

Remote smoke tests

Expose a staging port briefly so a teammate or CI hook can reach it from outside the LAN.

Field and travel

No VPS setup for a quick public endpoint when you only need it for an hour.

Your own SSH gateway

Point Custom SSH at your VPS or sish-compatible host when you want your own hostname.

Cloudflare tunnels

Use Quick Tunnel on device or Named tunnels with a token when you already work in Cloudflare.

Google Play Easy Host QR code

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Get started on Google Play

Install Easy Host on Android

Install from Google Play, pick a tunnel source, set the local port, and share the public URL. Upgrade to Pro anytime in the app via Play Billing.

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