Hi Product Hunt, I'm Alex, and I made Openhouse. I'm a product designer, and most of what I make now starts as a working prototype built with Claude Code or Cursor. Building them got quick. Showing them to anyone stayed slow. A localhost link only opens on your own computer, so the options were a screen share where I did all the clicking, or deploying a copy to a hosting service, with its own database, its own build settings and my API keys on someone else's servers, for something that would change by the afternoon. Even checking it on my own phone was a faff. Openhouse is a Mac app that finds the projects running on your Mac and gives any of them a public link. Press play and it's live. Press pause and it's gone. Nothing is copied or deployed. Visitors see the real project running on your Mac, so your changes are there when they refresh, and your keys and data stay on your machine. Links pause themselves after an hour unless you choose otherwise, so nothing is left online by accident. Scan the code and it opens on your iPhone or iPad on any network, with the camera and location working. It also works inside Claude Code, Cursor and Codex, so you can ask your coding tool for the link. The first hour of sharing is free and you don't need an account to try it. For the Product Hunt community, use FOUNDINGMEMBER at checkout for your first month free. I'd really like to know where it falls short for you, especially any project that doesn't show up or won't share. I'll be here all day answering questions.

Openhouse

Don't deploy. Share what you built. Straight from your Mac.

Don't deploy. Share what you built. Straight from your Mac.