Mobile vs localhost

QR join mesh. Phone hits https://api.local. Inspector shows JSON. Map Local returns 500. Retry.
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Inspect, name, mesh and expose localhost from one window. The laptop is the hub and the cloud is a plug — so there is no meter, no expiry and no account to lose.

Sheet 02 · scope
If a story is not one of these five, it does not go on this site — and it does not go in the product either.

QR join mesh. Phone hits https://api.local. Inspector shows JSON. Map Local returns 500. Retry.
Expose /webhook/stripe only. Password on. 30-minute timer. Payload lands. Replay.
Locked public URL for a call. Kill from the tray when the call ends.
MCP opens the tunnel, agent tests, MCP closes it.
Phone and laptop on hotspot mesh. Public tunnel optional.
Sheet 03 · parts

Thin inspector on this machine. Filter, replay, HAR. Not a Proxyman clone in v1.

https://myapp.local on 80 and 443. Bundled root CA. Windows default is .localhost plus the shown LAN IP.

Embedded WireGuard. Laptop is hub. Phone or a second laptop joins by QR. No Tailscale account.

Cloudflare quick tunnel by default. ngrok token if you paste one. Locks live on this disk: password, one route, 30-minute TTL, tray kill.
Sheet 04 · licence
No account, forever
One licence · Mac and Windows
Sheet 05 · notes
No. Local always works. There is no 1NetworkTool account and no meter. Public paths use Cloudflare, a pasted ngrok token, or a VPS you attach. Nothing incoming on the home router.
No. We do not compete with Tailscale as a company VPN. Scope is a handful of personal devices hitting localhost. If Tailscale is already running, we can inspect that IP too.
$49 once. Unlimited inspect and personal mesh, Map Local, breakpoints, public expose, MCP and the webhook inbox. One license covers Mac and Windows for that person. Free is capped inspect, unlimited local names, mesh up to 2 devices.
iOS and Android are mesh clients in v1, not full hosts. QR join, hit https://api.local, inspect on the laptop.
CLI is 1net. MCP key is onenetworktool. UI, CLI and MCP are three consumers of one OpenAPI surface.