Local Development DNS & TLS Manager

Simplify local web development by automatically managing DNS resolution and TLS certificates without touching /etc/hosts or running separate tools. Developers get real URLs (like frontend.dev) pointing to localhost with valid HTTPS.

The rise of microservices and local-first development workflows has made juggling multiple localhost ports genuinely painful, and the explosion of browser security restrictions around mixed content and HTTPS has turned self-signed certificate warnings from an annoyance into a real blocker. Caddy (with its automatic HTTPS) and tools like mkcert handle pieces of this, but nothing owns the full "real domain + valid cert + zero config" local dev experience as a managed product. The $1k–5k/mo revenue band is honest given this is a developer tool most teams would expense without much friction, though the ceiling is low unless there's a team/org tier with seat-based pricing. The biggest risk is that this stays a GitHub repo problem — mkcert, dnsmasq configs, and a few shell scripts already solve 80% of this for developers willing to spend 30 minutes, which makes the paid conversion argument genuinely hard to make.