DeviceMesh
WireGuard · P2P with relay fallback

Your devices, on one private network

Reach your NAS, workstations and development servers without exposing each service to the public internet. DeviceMesh connects your devices with WireGuard, using P2P when possible and relay fallback when needed.

Free plan included · No subscription required · Sign in on two devices to get started

Built for your own devices

One private network, everyday remote access

Use the services you already run. DeviceMesh supplies the private network path between your devices.

Reach your home NAS

Open SMB, Jellyfin and NAS administration while away, without publishing each service on a router port.

Connect to work machines

Use SSH or RDP to reach office computers and development servers through their private tunnel addresses.

Open internal web services

Reach dashboards and test environments from your phone or laptop as if they were on the same local network.

Two-device quick start

Connect your first two devices

Start with one account and two devices. Advanced networks, port mappings and custom hosts can wait until after your first successful connection.

1

Create your free account

Register or sign in. No paid subscription is required for the free plan.

2

Install the first device

Download DeviceMesh on your computer or phone, then sign in with the same account.

3

Add a second device

Install and sign in on another device. Both receive private tunnel addresses in your personal network.

4

Open a real service

From one device, open an SSH, NAS or web service on the other device’s tunnel IP to confirm it works.

Start with the free plan

A useful free tier, with a clear upgrade path

The quotas below come from the current plan definition. P2P and relay are both included; monthly relay traffic is capped, and paid plans offer higher limits.

Your free plan does not expire. When you need more relay traffic, bandwidth or team features, compare the paid options instead of creating another account.

Free
No subscription needed
Free

No subscription needed. Install the client and sign in to start.

  • 10 devices
  • Monthly relay traffic: 1 GB
  • Bandwidth 1 MB/s
  • Networks: create 1 · join 3
  • The free tier never expires; upgrade any time for higher quotas
Public downloads

Download DeviceMesh

Stable releases are listed per platform. Each platform keeps its own latest build, so version numbers can differ when only one platform changes.

DeviceMesh Core

Published stable releases · Version, file size and SHA256 details

v4.5.4
Windows x64
v4.5.4 · 16.4 MB
2026-10-15 16:40
Show SHA256065666d25a10ce19f7cf414a4ad4e0b42127cede543dc646d381a911cb3782ac
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Linux x64
v4.5.4 · 16.0 MB
2026-10-15 16:40
Show SHA2567d002d099fd448fffb9a74e08dbc543b8774d065cbea14fdd683426e0cb0adbc
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Linux ARM64
v4.5.4 · 14.9 MB
2026-10-15 16:40
Show SHA25684c2713e97b19724b594deea19c8970d2f4c3a467674d489ccac9f8118a56c22
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macOS x64
v4.5.4 · 16.3 MB
2026-10-15 16:40
Show SHA256587d3ef20672dfdaf8ea03b253deae4d51e0bf40276456b6b934f4688b4c6d05
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macOS ARM64
v4.5.4 · 15.3 MB
2026-10-15 16:40
Show SHA25623e615524050b3dc3043d087f3ac535d7c02297caf4fe8ee2c34842c1618b9a8
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DeviceMesh Desktop

Published stable releases · Version, file size and SHA256 details

v4.5.4
Windows x64
v4.5.4 · 18.7 MB
2026-10-15 17:38
Show SHA2560c6fa3660b11765107ed93a099456d2668b96579ff7d5acd368bc71f13a1ce0e
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Android ARM64
v4.5.3 · 36.1 MB
2026-10-15 12:50
Show SHA2568d19dffa33acfb676f07df1fbb13e1ce9bb451ecc60b8fc9f0c9198671d1c892
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Android ARMv7
v4.4.9 · 32.5 MB
2026-10-12 13:41
Show SHA25636f3df1d7f1c9f2bfeba8bd6a5b47879ada9a9c6330252ded79898315b2dd9e9
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Files are served by the release download site. After installation, sign in with the same account on both devices. DeviceMesh checks for updates automatically.

FAQ

Common questions

Do my devices need a public IP address?

No. Devices register through the signaling service, try P2P connectivity, and use relay fallback when a direct path cannot be established.

Does P2P traffic use the monthly relay quota?

No. The monthly quota shown in the plan applies to relay traffic. P2P and relay traffic are reported separately.

Why should I start with two devices?

A single online client proves installation, but two devices prove the actual value: reaching one of your services through the private network.

Is DeviceMesh open source?

No. DeviceMesh is proprietary software with a free plan. Release checksums and the privacy policy are available for review.

How does the free relay allowance renew?

The free allowance resets monthly. You can compare a paid plan for a higher relay quota and other limits; your account and devices remain in place.

Connect your first two devices

Start free, then verify one real connection to your NAS, workstation or internal service.