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Ngris is a software tool published by Ngris, currently available at version 0.2.0, with a single recorded version release to date. The software serves as an agent designed to expose local services and run an edge API gateway, placing it within the networking, developer tools, and API gateway category. Its core purpose is to connect a local service to the Ngris edge, which in turn provides a public HTTPS URL along with an inline API gateway for the connected service. This makes Ngris relevant for use cases in which a locally running service needs to be made reachable over the public internet through a secure HTTPS endpoint, without the service itself being directly exposed. By pairing the local agent with the Ngris edge, the software combines two functions in one workflow: establishing the connection from the local environment outward, and operating the gateway layer that sits in front of the exposed service. The description explicitly identifies these two responsibilities, namely exposing local services and running an edge API gateway, as the defining capabilities of the agent. Because the gateway is described as inline, it operates as part of the same delivery path through which the public HTTPS URL is served. Developers and operators working with local services that require public accessibility represent the natural audience for this tool, particularly in scenarios involving API exposure, secure public endpoints, and edge-based traffic handling. As of the current catalog information, Ngris is at version 0.2.0, and only one version has been published, indicating an early-stage release history. The software is published under the Ngris name, with the publisher and product sharing the same identity. No additional versions, platforms, or licensing details are specified in the available data.
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