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Networking

Create a vspace

Build a private mesh network that links your devices securely, no matter where they are.

A vspace is your own private network — a secure mesh that links your devices directly, wherever they are in the world. Only your devices can see each other; everyone else sees nothing.

What a vspace is for

Use a vspace when you want your devices to reach each other privately:

  • Access a home server or NAS from your laptop while traveling.
  • Share files between machines without exposing them to the internet.
  • Reach a development box from any of your devices over an encrypted link.

Traffic inside a vspace is end-to-end encrypted and routes peer-to-peer when it can, falling back to a relay only when a direct path is not available.

Create one

From the dashboard, open VSpaces and create a new space. Give it a name you will recognize, then add the devices that should join it.

# Once your devices share a vspace, reach one from another by its mesh name.
ping work-laptop.vspace

When a device joins, it appears in the space with a stable private address that other members can reach.

Add and remove members

A vspace member is one of your devices. From the space's page you can:

  • Add any device already on your account.
  • Remove a device — it loses access to the space immediately.

Sharing scope

By default a vspace is private to your account. Sharing a space with another person is a separate, deliberate step — nothing is exposed until you choose to share it.

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