No accounts
Identity is a cryptographic key generated on your device and stored in an encrypted vault. Nothing to sign up for.
mesh vpn · no accounts · no servers · no company
Your machines, one private network.
Nobody in the middle.
meshd connects your devices directly over encrypted WireGuard tunnels. Your identity is a key that never leaves your machine, and your network lives in encrypted records you control — not in anyone's cloud.
curl -fsSL https://meshd.sh/install | bash
One command installs it. One more joins each device. Source on GitHub →
Three steps, then it disappears
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Create a network and an invite
Connect your wallet in the dashboard, create a network, and make an invite. The dashboard hands you a copy-paste command for the new device — a network is just encrypted records, so there is nothing to host.
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Run the command on the device
It installs meshd, asks to join your network, and waits for your approval.
curl -fsSL https://meshd.sh/install | bash -s -- up 'meshd://invite/…' -
Approve it
One click back in the dashboard and the device connects on its own. Machines reach each other directly — through NATs, from anywhere, at stable mesh addresses.
What you keep
No coordination server
Devices coordinate through end-to-end-encrypted records on a decentralized web node. No company sits in your control plane.
Encrypted everywhere
WireGuard carries the traffic. Membership, endpoints, and policy are encrypted records — metadata included.
Yours to inspect
A single Go binary and a static dashboard. Read the code, run it yourself, leave whenever you like.
Start now
curl -fsSL https://meshd.sh/install | bash