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Pinggy compared with jarpeek
DetailPinggy logo Pinggyjarpeek logo jarpeek
What it doesCreate secure public URLs for localhost projects instantly without downloading any binary Online JAR viewer and Java decompiler that runs entirely in your browser with no file uploads
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Pricing modelFreemium Free
PricingFree plan: $0/month with single command tunneling, HTTP(S), TCP, UDP, TLS tunnels, live header manipulation, request-response inspection and replays, 60 minute tunnel timeout, random subdomains, and unlimited data transfer. Pro plan: billed annually with persistent tunnels, custom subdomains, custom Not given
Key features
  • No downloads required - runs everywhere on Windows, Mac, Linux, and Docker
  • Multiple protocols: HTTP, TCP, UDP, and TLS tunnels with built-in Let's Encrypt certificates
  • Instant public domains with custom subdomains and wildcard domain support
  • Access control via password authentication, bearer tokens, and IP whitelisting
  • Live HTTP request inspection, replay, and header manipulation
  • Multiple server regions: USA, Europe, Asia, Brazil, and Australia
  • Desktop GUI application for easy tunnel management
  • Rich terminal interface with live request logs and bandwidth statistics
  • Auto-reconnection and auto-start on boot options
  • Web debugger built into the dashboard for inspecting tunnel traffic
  • Inspect decompiled Java source code locally
  • View JVM bytecode instructions, operands, and labels
  • Explore class structure, fields, methods, and constant pool
  • Section-aware hex view of class file bytes
  • Support for JAR, WAR, and standalone CLASS files
  • Search and filter files and classes by name
  • Load remote JAR files from URLs with CORS support
  • Preview and export text and image resources
  • Web Workers for responsive decompilation
  • Safety limits for archive processing: 512 MiB input, 100,000 entries, 2 GiB expanded content
What makes it different
  • No binary downloads required - just use one SSH command to create tunnels instantly
  • Works out of the box on all platforms without additional installation
  • Built-in web debugger for live HTTP request inspection and replay without external tools
  • Simpler alternative to Ngrok with faster setup and more affordable pricing
  • Support for end-to-end encrypted TLS tunnels for zero-trust scenarios
  • 100% in-browser processing with no file uploads to servers
  • Privacy-first design where files are processed locally only
  • No installation, account, or Java runtime required
  • Multiple inspection views: source, bytecode, hex, and constant pool
  • Direct JAR URL loading from CORS-enabled servers
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Open sourceNot given Not given
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Public APINot given Not given
Community votes00
DR (Domain Rating by Ahrefs)56 −1 (down) since last checkNot checked yet no change since last check
Trust Flow (Majestic)110
Citation Flow (Majestic)3726
Referring domains (Majestic)86718

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