Launching today
Proxee
Your localhost on your phone, synced.
67 followers
Your localhost on your phone, synced.
67 followers
Proxee turns your phone into a dedicated mobile UI preview monitor for local development. Unlike browser emulators or tools like BrowserSync, it's a native macOS menu bar app with QR pairing, automatic reconnection, bidirectional sync (navigation, scroll, theme), SSR-safe proxying and support for auth flows including OAuth redirects. It's zero-config, framework-agnostic, 100% local, and includes a native iOS companion for a seamless real-device testing workflow.
@piodubro looks and works great!! Super useful
@raulonrails Thanks so much Raul!
@piodubro Nice launch! The workflow looks much smoother than relying on emulators. Any plans to support Windows in the future? 👀
@boopathi_raja007 Thank you! Currently it's Mac-only, but Windows support is not off the table! 🙂
One OAuth detail I couldn't tell from the docs: if I only change the target app port, say from localhost:3000 to localhost:5173, does the callback stay on the same proxee.local proxy URL, or do I need another provider allowlist entry?
@novamaker01 The provider allowlist only needs the external callback URL that the browser sees. Changing the target app port behind Proxee, like localhost:3000 to localhost:5173, should not require another OAuth allowlist entry as long as the callback URL stays on the same Proxee URL, for example:
http://proxee.localhost:7331/api/auth/callback
You’d only need another provider entry if the actual redirect_uri sent to the provider changes, such as a different host, port, scheme or callback path.
The QR-and-go setup is so much nicer than typing my LAN IP into my phone for the hundredth time. I catch way more responsive bugs since agents started writing my CSS too. Does the live reload feel instant on the phone, or is there a noticeable lag behind the Mac?