About Drip
Drip is a self-hosted tunneling tool for exposing a service running on localhost to remote access. A tunnel creates a path from an external connection to a service on the user’s own computer, which can be useful for development previews or testing integrations that need to reach a local application. Drip is described as avoiding third-party servers and providing unlimited bandwidth. Because it is self-hosted, the user runs the tunnel infrastructure rather than relying on a hosted relay service. The supplied information does not describe authentication, encryption details, deployment requirements, or setup steps. Exposing a local service can make it reachable beyond the computer, so access controls depend on configuration. Drip’s stated purpose is self-hosted tunneling for local services.
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