Beta network
The beta network
These are the machines your traffic leaves through during the beta. Four, not sixty flags: each one is a real machine, with its fleet name and its host on display.
- nodes online
- 4 nodes online
- countries
- 4 countries
- cap per session
- 20 Mbps cap per session
- disk for your activity
- 0 disk for your activity
The machines
The id is the fleet one, as is: the same name you find in my deployment manifests.
Falkenstein
OnlineGermany
- Id
- exit-de-fsn1
- Provider
- Hetzner
Helsinki
OnlineFinland
- Id
- exit-fi-hel1
- Provider
- Hetzner
Amsterdam
OnlineNetherlands
- Id
- exit-nl-ams1
- Provider
- FDCservers
Singapore
OnlineSingapore
- Id
- exit-sg-sin1
- Provider
- Hetzner
Bucharest
Coming soonRomania
- Id
- exit-ro-buc1
- Provider
- ยทยทยท
Rented machines at the providers named above. I display them rather than hide them.
What every node can do
Identical on all four: no feature reserved to one country.
Exit with no logs
No visited sites, no DNS queries, no timestamps, no per-user volume. The system runs in RAM: a reboot wipes the machine.
Port forwarding
Receive inbound connections through the tunnel: high ports, temporary allocations, nothing written to disk.
IPv4 and IPv6
Both families exit through the node. No leak on the side a tunnel would not carry.
Fallback transport
If direct QUIC is blocked, the session switches to a TCP transport on 443, the ordinary web one.
What runs on these machines
Every node boots an immutable image, entirely in RAM: read-only system, A/B slot updates, no disk for activity. A reboot wipes the machine clean.
That image is built by alpineAnywhere, my open-source tool. That is what makes the promise verifiable instead of declarative.
alpineAnywhere on GitHubWhy so few countries?
Because four locations I operate myself beat sixty flags nobody can verify. Every node is deployed, hardened and operated by me, on an image I publish.
The network will grow. This page will grow with it.
Ready to take the tunnel?
The beta app credits your time by itself. No code to type, no card.
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