OPENWIREVPN

Your home. Your exit.
Clients for every device, connected over WireGuard to the OpenWire box at home.

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Private by design

Your tunnel. Nobody else's.

A VPN sees every packet you send. With OpenWire, that traffic leaves through the box in your house — your exit, your keys, your tunnel.

Home exit

The box at home is where your traffic comes out. Not a shared hop you don't control.

Your keys

WireGuard keys stay with you and the box. The tunnel is yours to hold.

Family devices

Phone, laptop, tablet, and Apple TV. Each client uses the same exit at home.

How it works

Three steps, then it's out of your way.

01

Plug in at home

Set the OpenWire box on your home network. That box is the exit.

02

Add your clients

Install OpenWire on your phone, laptop, tablet, and Apple TV.

03

Connect

When a client connects over WireGuard, its traffic leaves through your house.

Questions

The short version.

Q

Do I need my own server?

No. OpenWire is the home exit. The box at your house is the endpoint your clients use.

Q

What data do you collect?

The tunnel is not sold or used for ads. Subscribers have an account so the box, plan, and billing can be managed — and we keep that to running the service.

Q

Which devices?

The home box, plus clients for phone, laptop, tablet, and Apple TV.

Q

What does it cost?

The OpenWire box is about $129 and includes 3 free months of service. After that, OpenWire Home is $6.99 a month.