Tools tagged with "Http"

Transfer infinite data streams between devices using pure HTTP. Enjoy zero-installation, secure, and storageless file sharing via browsers or the command line.

Accelerate your downloads across all platforms. This open-source manager supports HTTP, BitTorrent, and custom JavaScript extensions for maximum flexibility.

Manage IoT devices, collect telemetry data, and build real-time dashboards. This open-source platform offers fault-tolerant processing and high scalability.

Store, synchronize, and share JSON data efficiently. This minimalist storage service offers robust HTTP endpoints, easy deployment, and flexible configuration.

Expose local web services or TCP ports to the internet securely. This open-source tool leverages your existing SSH client for easy and fast tunnel creation.

Keep a private diary of your location or share it securely with family. This open-source app uses open protocols to ensure your data remains private.

Run a secure, efficient, and extensible open-source HTTP server. A trusted and reliable choice for serving web content on modern operating systems.

Run a secure and scalable web server with automatic HTTPS by default. Includes a powerful reverse proxy, static file server, and flexible configuration options.

Distribute TCP and HTTP traffic across servers for maximum uptime and performance. This open-source solution is ideal for demanding websites and applications.

Run a secure, fast, and flexible web server optimized for high-performance. Use less memory and CPU while supporting FastCGI, URL-Rewriting, and compression.

Serve web content, reverse proxy, cache, and load balance traffic with a high-performance, open-source solution. Handle HTTP, TCP, and UDP protocols efficiently.

Boost your web performance with a powerful open-source HTTP cache. Gain deep insights and modern observability with real-time OpenTelemetry integration.

Accelerate your API development with a free, open-source ecosystem. Create requests, write pre/post-request scripts, and manage environments with ease.

Download entire websites like Wikipedia or TED Talks to read offline. Access a vast library of knowledge on any device, from your phone to a Raspberry Pi.