RelayFox vs ngrok
ngrok exposes your local port to the internet with a tunnel. RelayFox captures and stores every webhook first, then forwards to localhost — so you keep a searchable history and can replay events, not just receive them once.
| Feature | RelayFox | ngrok |
|---|---|---|
| Forward to localhost | Yes | Yes |
| Stored request history | Yes | Inspector only |
| Replay a past request | Yes | Limited |
| Stable URL while laptop is off | Yes | No (tunnel must be up) |
| Read-only share links | Yes | No |
| Free tier | 24h URLs | Yes |
The verdict
ngrok is a general-purpose tunnel. RelayFox is purpose-built for webhooks: it keeps receiving and storing events even when your laptop is closed, and forwards them when you reconnect.
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