About noobtunnel

noobtunnel is a self-hosted networking project developed and maintained as an independent project. It brings a control node, device agents, a private WireGuard mesh and service publishing into one application. This site is the public entry point to the hosted service.

What the project does

An agent connects a device to the control node. Enrolled devices receive private mesh addresses and can communicate directly when their networks allow it. When a direct connection cannot be established, traffic uses a POP relay. A POP is a point of presence: a location running a control node and mesh hub.

Service publishing is a separate feature. You select an agent and a local service, then publish it through a public exit address using HTTP, HTTPS, TCP or UDP. This lets a service behind a home router accept connections without forwarding ports on that router.

What to expect

The network is actively developed. Available locations appear on the home page; the pricing page describes current free allowances and planned Pro features. Pro is not currently available for purchase. We do not promise uninterrupted availability or a dedicated connection speed.

noobtunnel is inspired by other mesh and tunnel projects, but its routing, publishing and management features are implemented here. It is not affiliated with Tailscale or Pangolin.

Learn more or get help

Our guides explain the actual connection paths and practical setup choices. For service questions and private reports, contact the operator.