Dev servers that won't haunt you
Your cloud bills stay dead. Ghostbox runners have a hard expiry and a private control plane in your own GitHub repo.
Disposable dev machines
Ghostbox
A dev server that disappears when you're done. Spin it up, SSH in, get a URL. It's gone.
curl -fsSL https://www.ghost.charity/install.sh | bash
irm https://www.ghost.charity/install.ps1 | iex
$ ghost up --ttl 90m
Ghostbox ready
.- - - - -.
.-' '-.
/ \
/ \
| ### ### | Welcome to your Ghost Box! ghost-8f31
| # # # # | ---------------------------------------
| # ## # ## | os: Linux
| # # # # | ttl: 90m remaining
| ## ## | ssh: cloudflared
| | backup: tor
| | web: https://example.trycloudflare.com
| | tor: http://example.onion
| | port: 8080
| | www: /home/runner/... (edit website)
| _ _ _ | workdir: /home/runner/...
| / \ / \ / \ | editor: vim
|__/ \_/ \_/ \__| session: screen (detach: Ctrl-a d)
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Dual Tunnels, Total Redundancy
Cloudflare and Tor routes run side by side. If one path is blocked, the CLI automatically falls back to the other.
Production Hardened
Signed releases, checksum verification, and secure SSH agent forwarding. Built for real work sessions.
GitHub Native
SSH agent forwarding works out of the box. Your local GitHub keys are passed through, so private repo clones "just work" without extra setup.