WebhookRelay vs Tunnelto: What are the differences?

Developers describe WebhookRelay as "The easier way to test & connect". It allows anyone to receive, transform webhooks and expose web services to the internet without having public IP or configuring NAT/firewall in a secure way. On the other hand, Tunnelto is detailed as "*Expose localhost to the internet with a public URL *". Spend more time building and less time waiting for deploys. Quickly demo a web app, API, or backend running on localhost to anyone in the world with a public .tunnelto.dev URL. 100% open source, built in Rust.

WebhookRelay and Tunnelto can be primarily classified as "localhost" tools.

Some of the features offered by WebhookRelay are:

• Use a variety of methods to connect, from our cross-platform CLI, Docker image, Kubernetes ingress controller to WebSocket server. Choice is yours
• Serverless webhook transformation
• Relayed webhook traffic is recorded and stored in our database. Our tools enable compliance with regulators and auditors

On the other hand, Tunnelto provides the following key features:

• Quickly demo a web app, server, or static files running on localhost to anyone in the world by sending them a tunnelto.dev link
• Webhook Integrations
• Simply run your backend server on localhost and use your "*.tunnelto.dev" URL in your app

Tunnelto is an open source tool with 980 GitHub stars and 36 GitHub forks. Here's a link to Tunnelto's open source repository on GitHub.