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ngrok’s API gateway empowers developers to deliver APIs with the governance and security guardrails required by Ops teams and ends the trade-off between cloud-based and deployable solutions

New ngrok SDKs equip developers to overcome networking challenges in bringing secure ingress to their applications and APIs

ngrok’s Out-of-the-Box GSLB Solution Improves Application Performance and Resiliency Without Burdening ITOps

ngrok adds Zubin Tavaria, Heather McLinden and Chad Tindel to executive team to grow marketing, sales and employee experience.

Now developers can create ingress to their production workloads running in Kubernetes clusters with the same ease and security they’ve come to love with ngrok.

ngrok Cloud Edge and ngrok Secure Tunnels Replace Hundreds of Lines of Code with a Single Command Line Easily Embedded in Preferred Tool Stacks

Out of 500+ companies that raised Seed & Series A rounds over the past year, Will Reed named ngrok an employer of choice based on mission, culture, growth trajectory, and founding leadership. Earning a spot validates ngrok as one of the best early-stage companies to work for.

More than 5 million developers trust ngrok’s simplified, API-first ingress-as-a-service platform.

ngrok simplifies security for developers by adding OAuth and webhook validation to its free plan.

Today I'm excited to announce an important step in ngrok's security journey: the ngrok security and trust portal. Our portal provides information about the security of the ngrok service, our shared security model, how we handle data, the steps we take to protect it, and our ongoing commitment to transparency.

Today, we’re excited to announce that we have successfully completed System and Organization Controls (SOC) 2 Type 2 testing with no findings. The report is available via the ngrok security and trust portal.

Today, we’re delighted to announce the launch of ngrok’s partnership program. No one builds great applications in a vacuum. There are systems, APIs, and components that work together so we can accomplish our work. Towards that end, we’re making it as easy as possible to get innovative apps up and running – at scale and in production – with ngrok and every other software tool.

It began as an open-source project in 2013, but the "application ingress" platform known as Ngrok is now a venture-backed company.

Developers are building applications in new ways. They are building more apps with integrations that are connecting to each other.

San Francisco-based startup ngrok Inc., the developer of a reverse proxy platform used by more than 5 million developers, today announced that it has closed a $50 million funding round.

When somebody's able to build that large a business, completely bootstrapped, no venture-backed money, it requires a level of thoughtfulness and patience that, frankly, is uncommon in the industry — it's very rare.

Out of 500+ companies that raised Seed & Series A rounds over the past year, Will Reed named ngrok an employer of choice based on mission, culture, growth trajectory and founding leadership.

Modern organizations manage anywhere from 200 to 1,000 apps (possibly more). But at this scale, spending days or weeks for teams to provision networking infrastructure can bring productivity to a halt.

An open source package that grew into a distributed platform, Ngrok aims to collapse various networking technologies into a unified layer, letting developers deliver apps the same way regardless of whether they’re deployed to the public cloud, serverless platforms, their own data center or Internet of Things devices.