NAS, Pi cluster, desktops, the router itself — one private network that follows you to work, on vacation, and onto café wifi. Free for up to 3 users.
Fix the Pi from the sofa — or from another continent. Same command, same DNS name.
Renew Let's Encrypt on the NAS from 8,000 km away without opening a single port.
Point tailnet DNS at your Pi-hole and your phone gets ad-blocking on mobile data too.
Nextcloud, *arr stack, Home Assistant — reachable by you and the household, invisible to scanners.
Route your laptop's traffic through home to appear local for streaming or banking.
Give one trusted person access to exactly one service — not your whole network.
Sign up free. You get a private DNS namespace and an address space, no hardware required.
Client on the laptop and phone, CLI on the servers, package on the NAS. Each takes under a minute.
Run one command on any always-on box to expose 192.168.x.x — now the printer counts too.
users — enough for you, a partner, and a trusted friend
devices per user — every Pi, NAS, and VM counts as one
port forwards, DDNS setups, or "openVPN configs" folders