Sweet. Alternatives are always something good.

But it's missing a tailscale funnel like feature, right? That's one of the main features that I use for some home assistant instances.

Besides the solid product, Misha & Maycon are just great and friendly people to work with.

There's also https://pangolin.net/ which is kind of similar, and I believe a YC company.

Using it self hosted for almost a year now, no issues, just works for me.

If the VPN connection would stay connected despite having it set up that way in the web UI.. It would be a good product.

Still haven't figured out how to do Termux on Android with netbird ssh yet.

Tailscale is the only non-self-hosted part of my setup now and this has bugged me since. I use a custom Nameserver rule to point all my subdomains to a Caddy container sitting on my Tailnet. Caddy handles the SSL and routes everything to the right containers. I skipped Tailscale Funnel on purpose; since these are just family services, I’d rather keep them locked behind the VPN than open them up to the web. This project looks promising as a replacement for my current setup and for its digital sovereignity of self hosting the server. I'm looking to manage several embedded devices remotely via Tailscale, but I've hit a major roadblock: the 90-day maximum expiration for Auth Keys. Constantly renewing these tokens is a significant maintenance burden, so I'm searching for a more permanent, 'set-and-forget' solution for my remote hardware.

I'm currently comparing it with pangolin and headscale for my small scale company infrastructure access. Been running headscale for my own setup for a while but maybe netbird or pangolin might be better for real production.

How does this compare with Defguard? Also European but seems more featureful maybe?

Missing some technical bits to be a true contender for me but I bet they are getting there. That said I've seen so many shadcn based scam sites that my brain starts associating shadcn with scams.

I'm really missing something like Cisco DMVPN. A VPN mesh between different routers where all routers have a connection to each other, so that all traffic doesn't have to pass through the hub. And that runs on a router, because all these solutions only run on a regular computer with a complete OS.