MyHook

Let's say you are a web designer and want to create a website for someone, or even for yourself. But first, you must test and show a preview of it. For this, you need a hosting service that will provide you the means to get a domain and create various sub-domains for testing purposes.

What if I told you that you can have all that without paying a dime? And you can have it either installed on your desktop or available with a single click directly from Chrome and Firefox.

Yes, you heard me right. All that is possible through the work of a simple program called MyHook. This application allows you to test and present your work to others without any hassle at all.

With a few clicks, all your local services will be accessible from the internet, providing you a great way to preview your work before deciding to pay for hosting.

MyHook is simple to use. As soon as you open it, you are welcomed with a window that will provide the fields for setting it up. And there are only two, the localhost and the port. In the localhost field, you can enter either the API or the WebServer address. And after you fill them in, you are ready to press the big Start button and go on with your work on your new public hook.

But what is the public hook I just mentioned? The public hook is the subdomain reserved for your localhost. And you can share it by copying the link from the top bar. Now everyone is able to see what you've worked on, but only if you care to share it.

A simple workspace for all your hooks, where all the responses and requests you get are displayed accurately. With MyHook, you are free to test and modify your websites as long as you need, with the possibility to check the IP, headers and content from the requests received.