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Overview
Localdock is a macOS app for developers. It lets users tap a bug on a local project from a phone or browser and sends a report with screenshot, failed request and console logs to the Mac for an AI coding agent. It also gives projects stable local names and public share links.
Localdock makes local projects reachable on other devices, captures bug context on the spot and passes it to coding agents.
Sits in a local development workflow alongside AI coding tools, replacing ngrok-style tunnels and manual bug notes.
Developers who test on phones or use AI coding agents.
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