Ahmed Al Hajri is a brand that offers a reverse proxy service called LocalXpose. With LocalXpose, you can easily expose your localhost to the internet, allowing you to share your projects and applications with the world. Whether you're a developer, DevOps professional, web designer, or even a gamer, LocalXpose is designed to meet your needs.

LocalXpose offers an elegant command line interface (CLI) and a soon-to-be-released graphical user interface (GUI), giving you flexibility in how you manage your tunnels. You can start HTTP, TLS, TCP, or UDP tunnels in multiple locations, including the United States, Asia Pacific, and Europe. One of the standout features of LocalXpose is the ability to customize your domains and endpoints.

You can choose your own custom domain or subdomain for your tunnels, or select a specific endpoint on a particular port. Additionally, you have the option to use custom wildcard domains for added flexibility. When it comes to security, LocalXpose has you covered.

In addition to default HTTPS tunnels, you can protect your tunnels with basic or key authentication, or even create end-to-end tunnels with your own certificate. The service also offers built-in Let's Encrypt support, allowing you to issue and renew certificates for your custom domains seamlessly. LocalXpose goes beyond just tunneling.

It includes a built-in file server, allowing you to serve any local system directory without needing a separate server. You can also edit request and response headers to adapt your environment, and utilize a rate limiter to restrict the maximum number of allowed HTTP requests per second. IP whitelisting is available to grant access to specific IP addresses.

LocalXpose offers both free and paid pricing plans. The free plan includes unlimited connections, HTTP/s tunnels, 4 active tunnels, and a 15-minute tunnel timeout. The paid plan, called PRO, includes additional features such as TLS, TCP, and UDP tunnels with no timeout, custom subdomains, custom domains and endpoints reservations, and more