Mocko Cloud

Getting Started

By the end of this page you will have a public HTTPS URL that returns a mock response you defined, reachable from anywhere. There is nothing to install.

1. Sign in

Open app.mocko.dev and sign in with GitHub. GitHub is the only account you need, and it is also how teammates are identified when you invite them later.

2. Create a project

A project is one isolated mock server with its own address. When you create one you choose a slug, and that slug becomes your public host:

The slug must be at least four characters, and the app checks availability as you type. Pick something recognizable such as your team or service name, because this is the URL your clients will point at.

3. Create a mock

In the Mocks view, add a mock the same way you would in the open source control panel: choose a method, set a path such as /hello, and write a response body. A plain greeting is enough for a first test.

The full mechanics of matching, response bodies, headers, and dynamic templates are covered in Creating Mocks and apply here unchanged.

4. Call your public URL

Your mock is live the moment you save it. Call it from any machine, with no tunnel or local server involved:

Send that URL to a teammate and they will get the same response. That shareability is the whole point of running in the Cloud.

Where to go next

You now have a working public mock. From here you can shape how the project behaves and who can reach it:

Learn how hosts and proxying work in Projects and URLs, watch real traffic in Request Logs, bring in the rest of your team from Team Members, or put your Cloud host in front of a service on your own machine with Local Tunnels.