Your network. Everywhere.
NoduoLink is an open-source networking project designed to make secure private connectivity and personal internet gateways accessible from anywhere in the world.
The goal is simple: connect your devices securely and let you route your internet traffic through a personal gateway you control, whether it is at home or on a remote network.
Personal infrastructure should not be limited by physical location.
NoduoLink aims to provide the foundations for a secure, reliable, and easy-to-use private network across devices and locations.
- Secure connectivity between trusted devices.
- Personal internet gateways and remote network access.
- Reliable reconnection after network interruptions.
- Direct peer connectivity where possible, with relay fallback.
- Transparent, open-source architecture.
- Simple deployment and clear operational diagnostics.
The initial architecture is planned around:
- Go — networking services and core components.
- WireGuard — encrypted network tunnels.
- TypeScript — management interface.
- Linux — initial gateway implementation.
These are initial design choices and may evolve as the project develops.
NoduoLink is in its initial design and development phase. The architecture, security model, and first working prototype are being developed.
Planned capabilities are not yet production-ready features.
NoduoLink is intended to be an open-source project. Contributions, technical feedback, architecture discussions, and testing will help shape its development.
Contribution guidelines and security reporting instructions will be published as the project matures.
NoduoLink is intended to be released under the Apache License 2.0. See LICENSE for the applicable terms.