You need to run a tor daemon on the server side and then a tor browser or tor on the client side, but other than that there is no other setup or intermediary service/server necessary. This solves a lot of pain that many ngrok alternatives still require you to run (or pay for using) some central hub server, have a public IP & DNS, etc.
You need to run a tor daemon on the server side and then a tor browser or tor on the client side, but other than that there is no other setup or intermediary service/server necessary. This solves a lot of pain that many ngrok alternatives still require you to run (or pay for using) some central hub server, have a public IP & DNS, etc.