Wormhole
Fixed device URLs
Expose a device-hosted UI behind a stable URL that follows the device record.
Wormhole · Secure web access
Dataplicity Wormhole gives a Linux edge device a secure URL for its local admin page, dashboard, or API through an outbound connection—without a VPN, static IP, port forwarding, or inbound firewall rule.

Publish the device interfaces your support team, installers, and customers already need, while keeping access governed by Dataplicity.
Wormhole
Expose a device-hosted UI behind a stable URL that follows the device record.
Access
Grant scoped access without handing out SSH keys, VPN credentials, or network exceptions.
Ports
Forward web, MQTT, diagnostics, or custom ports through the same outbound connection.
Audit
Every open, share, and close event stays attached to the device for support and security review.
Reach the local tools that matter during installation, support, diagnostics, and customer handover.
Admin UI
Let support or installers configure a device-local control panel without joining the customer's network.
Dashboards
Share device-local monitoring UIs during commissioning, support, or warranty investigations.
API
Give trusted systems a stable URL for device diagnostics, integration tests, or controlled actions.
Apps
Use the same approach for Home Assistant, WordPress, ESP-IDF tooling, or your own embedded web app.
Choose the device and local service, create a scoped Wormhole URL, share it with an approved user or system, then close access with session history preserved.
01 · Open
Generate a scoped URL from the device record without changing the customer network.
02 · Share
Send the link to support, installation teams, or approved systems with the right access policy.
03 · Close
Terminate access when the work is done and keep the session evidence beside logs and support notes.