This is the public roadmap for Nodetonet. It's grouped by confidence — what we're shipping in the next quarter, what we're actively building for end of year, and what we're still exploring for 2027. Items can slip; we'll update the page when they do. If you have a feature request that isn't here, email hello@nodetonet.com — most of this list came from customer requests.
Shipping soon (Q3 2026)
- Official CLI tool. A single-binary
nodetonetcommand that mirrors the ngrok ergonomics.nodetonet http 3000opens a tunnel, prints the URL and tails the access log. Configurable via~/.nodetonet/config.yml. Targeting late July. - Webhook inspector UI. A panel page that captures, displays and replays the requests hitting a given tunnel. The "replay" feature is the part developers ask about most.
- GitHub Action.
nodetonet/actions/tunnel@v1spins up a tunnel inside CI, exports the URL as a step output, tears it down on workflow exit. Drop-in for end-to-end test pipelines. - Slack + Discord notifications. Webhook destinations for tunnel events — credit-low warnings, agent disconnections, rotation triggers.
Building (Q4 2026)
- Official SDKs. Node.js, Python and Go libraries that wrap the REST API. Auto-generated from our OpenAPI spec, with hand-written examples in each language's docs. Node and Python first; Go follows two weeks later.
- Terraform provider.
terraform-provider-nodetonetfor managing tunnels, tokens, port pools and paired devices as code. Drives the same REST API as the panel. - Team accounts. Multiple users on one billing account. Per-user roles (owner, admin, developer, billing-only). Shared audit log across the team. No "seat" pricing — the per-tunnel model stays.
- SSO via SAML / Google Workspace. Enterprise-style sign-in for the team-account customers who need it. Optional, free for accounts spending over a threshold we'll publish at launch.
- UDP tunnels. The current data plane is TCP-only. UDP support is in design — main blocker is doing it without spending the routing budget on UDP NAT.
Exploring (2027)
- Native mobile app. A panel-companion app for iOS and Android — view tunnels, get alerts, top up credit, trigger rotation on a paired phone from your other phone. Currently a prototype.
- Browser extension. Chrome + Firefox extension that lets you point any active tab at a Nodetonet tunnel without configuring system proxy settings. Good for scrapers using a real browser.
- Telegram bot. Lightweight ops interface — "/tunnels", "/balance", "/rotate <name>" via a Telegram chat. Built for solo developers who live in chat.
- AI tunnel wizard. A guided setup flow that asks "what are you trying to do?" and configures the right tunnel + token + upstream stack. More of an onboarding aid than a feature.
- Self-hosted control plane. The whole panel + control plane as a Docker compose for customers who need to run Nodetonet inside their own VPC. Pricing TBD; will be priced as a license, not a subscription.
What we deliberately are not building
- A free perpetual tier with tunneling. Free tier stays as "account + explore" only. Running a tunnel costs at least $1. Sustains the company, keeps the abuse surface manageable.
- Per-seat pricing. The whole point of the prepaid model is that you don't get charged for inactive users. Team accounts will not change that.
- Custom on-call SLAs at small scale. Below $500/month spend we don't sign SLAs. We answer support in 24 business hours and stand behind that informally, but we don't take on contractual response-time commitments for the price of two coffees.
If you want to follow roadmap updates, the changelog is the source of truth for what actually shipped, and this page is updated quarterly with what's next. Subscribe to the Atom feed at /changelog.atom.