Every device your team uses, on one private network.
AlphaNet connects computers, servers and phones directly and encrypted, wherever they are. No ports to open, no VPN server to run. And from one console it keeps every computer patched, backed up and watched for threats.
Free for up to 3 devices; 14-day free trial after that.
Connected in three steps
Devices find each other through AlphaNet and then talk directly, through home routers, office firewalls and mobile networks. When a direct path is impossible, traffic goes through an encrypted relay.
Install AlphaNet
One command or installer on Windows, macOS and Linux; the app on Android.
Sign in
With your work account (Microsoft Entra ID, Google, Okta, Active Directory) or an enrollment key from the console.
Reach your other devices
By name, like build-server, from anywhere: file shares, remote desktop, databases, internal sites.
More than a network: one console for every computer
The things an IT team does for each machine, done for all of them from one place.
Private mesh network
WireGuard encryption end to end. Access rules decide who reaches which devices and ports; time-limited access on request. Share an office network or route internet traffic through an exit node.
Automatic patching
Operating system updates and apps installed in a maintenance window you set, restarts when you allow them, and a "make compliant" button that fixes what a check finds.
Security monitoring
Every device scanned for weak settings and known vulnerabilities, with Wazuh built in: alerts, file integrity and compliance, without running your own security server.
Encrypted backups
Files backed up on a schedule, encrypted on the device before they leave it, kept on your choice of storage, and restored from the console.
Identity
Single sign-on (OIDC, SAML), Active Directory, and automatic user provisioning with SCIM: people get access when they join and lose it when they leave.
Shared folders
Folders shared across the team, served to every device as a network drive, over the private network only.
How your data is protected
AlphaNet is built so that the servers that coordinate your network don't need to see what crosses it.
Keys stay on your devices
Each device makes its own WireGuard key pair. Only the public half is sent to AlphaNet; the private key never leaves the device.
Encrypted end to end
Devices talk to each other directly. When traffic has to go through a relay, the relay forwards encrypted packets it can't read.
Backups encrypted before they leave
Files are encrypted on the device with AES-256-GCM; storage only ever holds ciphertext. Your administrators can restore any device, and every use of a backup key is recorded.
You decide who gets in
New devices can wait for an administrator's approval, devices that fail security checks can be quarantined, and every administrator action is in an audit log.
Runs where your team works
- Windows
- macOS
- Linux
- Android
- iPhone (coming)
Two ways to run it
Use our service and leave the servers to us, or host every part of AlphaNet yourself. Same features, same price per device.
Hosted
We run the servers; you manage your organization from the console.
- Every feature, no servers to run
- 14-day free trial
- Billed by how many devices you have
Self-hosted
Your servers, your data center or cloud: coordination servers, relays and storage.
- Every feature on your own infrastructure
- Clusters, storage servers and relays
- A license your servers renew daily
Questions
Do I need to open ports or change our firewall?
No. Devices only make outgoing connections, which home routers and office firewalls already allow. AlphaNet finds a direct path between them, and uses an encrypted relay when no direct path exists.
Can AlphaNet see our traffic?
No. Traffic between your devices is encrypted with keys that never leave them. Our servers see which of your devices are online and how to reach them, which they need to connect them, but not what they send to each other.
What happens if your service is down?
Devices that are already connected stay connected: their links are direct and don't pass through our servers. New sign-ins and changes wait until the service is back.
What counts as a device?
Each computer, server or phone in your network that is approved and active. Devices waiting for approval and ones you've removed aren't counted.
How do I cancel?
From the console's Billing page, any time. Your plan continues until the end of the period you've paid for, and your devices keep the free allowance afterwards.
Can we run it on our own servers?
Yes. Every part of AlphaNet can be hosted on your own servers, in your own data center or cloud, with a self-hosting license.