URLazy is a small utility for mobile web developers and testers designed to address one common complaint. It eases the pain of entering long URLs into a bunch of devices by finding collections of URLs on the local network and allowing you to open them with a single tap.

There are several flavors of server available, including a Ruby script and a GUI app. These can be used to publish links from your workstation or development server. URLazy finds these collections with no configuration required. This makes it super easy to test your projects on real devices without manually setting up bookmarks or entering URLs.

This is a better alternative to bookmarks or centralized index pages because new devices require no set-up and you don't have to edit URLs every time your environment changes--or if you take your work home.

URLazy uses multicast UDP to find collections of links. If your network administrator enables it, this can even work across a corporate WAN.

The servers (with installers included) may be found via the support page.

Developers are able--and encouraged!--to modify the servers to suit the needs of their environments.