Devices

Every machine on your mesh is a device (also called a node). The Devices screen lists them with a live status dot and the overlay address each one holds.

Enroll a device

1. Open the app and sign in (GitHub).
2. On Devices, click Add a device.
3. To bring this machine onto the mesh, connect it — the app hands your identity to a privileged helper that opens the secure tunnel (macOS will ask for your password the first time, because a network device needs admin rights).

Each device keeps a stable identity, so reconnecting reuses the same node instead of creating a duplicate.

Add another of your machines

Click Add a device → create a join link. Open that link on the second machine (it signs in automatically into the same account) and connect. No second GitHub login.

The overlay address

Each device gets a random overlay IP (an IPv6 ULA address by default, e.g. fd00:…). It’s how your devices reach each other privately. The address is random and can rotate — it is not a stable identifier, by design.

Remove a device

Click the ✕ next to a device. It’s removed from your mesh immediately and recorded in your audit ledger. A removed device can’t reach anything until it re-enrolls.

Status dot

• Green — up and reachable.
• Grey — enrolled but not currently connected.

Note: bringing the tunnel up is macOS-first today. Other desktop platforms are on the way; iOS/Android need additional OS plumbing.