Reach every device. Securely, from anywhere.
Ideaxa Connect gives each Raspberry Pi, server and laptop a fixed private IP on an encrypted network. SSH into a Pi behind 4G from your desk, or straight from the browser.
curl -fsSL https://connect.example/agent/v1/install.sh | sudo IDEAXA_CONNECT_TOKEN=… shDebian, Ubuntu and Raspberry Pi OS · amd64, arm64, armv7
How it works
From a fresh Pi to an SSH session in under a minute.
- 01
Install
Run one command on a Raspberry Pi or any Linux box. The agent installs as a systemd service and generates its WireGuard key on the device. The private key never leaves it.
- 02
Enroll
A short-lived, single-use token binds the device to your account. It gets a fixed private IP like 100.80.0.11 that stays with it for life.
- 03
Connect
Reach it from your other devices by IP, SSH or any port, or open a terminal right here in the browser. It shows up online within seconds.
Features
Everything you need to run a fleet of small devices.
WireGuard tunnels
Modern, audited cryptography with kernel WireGuard where available and a userspace fallback everywhere else.
Works behind any NAT
Devices always dial out, so home routers, 4G and carrier-grade NAT just work. No port forwarding.
Browser SSH
A full xterm terminal to any of your devices, with host-key pinning. Credentials are used once and never stored.
Per-user isolation
Each person's devices can only reach each other. Rules are enforced centrally on the hub.
Device quotas
Give each user a device allowance. Enrollment checks it atomically, so the last slot can't be taken twice.
Live status
Online, offline and tunnel-only states stream in live, with CPU, memory, disk and temperature history.
Audit log
Every enrollment, change and terminal session is recorded with who, what, when and from where.
Mac & phone too
Add a Mac, Windows PC or phone with the official WireGuard app: download a config or scan a QR code.
One line to join the network
Create a token in the portal, then run this as root on the device. The portal shows it online the moment it connects.
curl -fsSL https://connect.example/agent/v1/install.sh | sudo IDEAXA_CONNECT_TOKEN=… sh