Put the services on your Mac on the internet, safely.
Loggia turns a local port into an HTTPS domain on your own Cloudflare account, and shows in one window whether each service is up.
Requires macOS 26 or later, a Cloudflare account, and a domain managed by Cloudflare.
Why Loggia
Your own domain, your own account.
Publish in one click
A local port becomes an HTTPS address. No router ports to open.
See it at a glance
Every service shows whether it is up and, if not, which part of the link broke and what to do.
Only your own account
Loggia runs on your Cloudflare account. Your token stays in your Mac's keychain, and no third-party server sits in between.
Optional email protection
Turn on a one-time email code for a service, so only the people you list can open it.
How it works
Up and running in three steps.
Paste a Cloudflare API token
Create a token in your Cloudflare dashboard and paste it in. It is stored in your Mac's keychain.
Let Loggia install the connector
Loggia downloads Cloudflare's cloudflared and sets it up for you.
Add your first service
Pick a local port and a domain. Loggia creates the HTTPS address and starts watching it.
FAQ
Questions, answered.
Is Loggia free?
Yes. Loggia 1.0 is free to download and use.
Do I have to pay Cloudflare?
Publishing uses Cloudflare Tunnel, which is free. Access protection needs Zero Trust on your account, and the free plan is enough.
Does my Mac have to stay on?
Yes. Your services keep running on your Mac; Loggia only gives them a public address. The connector starts at login, so services come back as soon as your Mac does.
Does my traffic go through your servers?
No. Visitors reach your services through Cloudflare, straight to your Mac. Loggia has no servers of its own and collects no data.
Ready to publish your first service?
Loggia is a native Mac app. Download it, connect your Cloudflare account, and go.
Download for MacmacOS 26 or later