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upvpn
A Modern Serverless VPN
upvpn
upvpn (pronounced Up VPN) app is a WireGuard VPN client for Linux, Windows, Android, tvOS, iOS, and macOS. For more information please visit https://upvpn.app
upvpn desktop app is made up of UI, CLI and background Daemon.
Serverless
upvpn utilizes a serverless computing model, where a Linux-based WireGuard server is provisioned on public cloud providers when the app requests a VPN connection. The server is deprovisioned when the app requests to disconnect from the VPN.
This entire process occurs with a single click or tap on the user interface, or through a single command in the terminal.
Install
- Linux
- Windows
- macOS | App Store
- iOS | iPadOS | tvOS | App Store
- Android | Google Play | Amazon Appstore | Galaxy Store | APK from Github Releases
Alternatively, visit Github Releases or the website at https://upvpn.app/download
Code
Organization
| Crate or Directory | Description |
|---|---|
| upvpn-android | Standalone app for Android. |
| upvpn-apple | Standalone apps for tvOS, iOS and macOS built using Network Extension. The macOS app doesn't include the upvpn CLI. |
| upvpn-cli | Code for upvpn cli. |
| upvpn-config | Configuration read from env vars, upvpn.conf.toml are merged at runtime in upvpn-config and is source of runtime configuration for upvpn-cli, upvpn-daemon, and upvpn-ui. |
| upvpn-controller | Defines GRPC protobuf for APIs exposed by upvpn-daemon to be consumed by upvpn-cli and upvpn-ui. |
| upvpn-daemon | Daemon is responsible for orchestrating a VPN session. It takes input from upvpn-cli or upvpn-ui via GRPC (defined in upvpn-controller) and make calls to backend server via separate GRPC (defined in upvpn-server). When backend informs that a server is ready daemon configures network tunnel, see NetworkDependency.md for more info. |
| upvpn-entity | Defines data models used by upvpn-daemon to persist data on disk in sqlite database. |
| upvpn-migration | Defines database migration from which upvpn-entity is generated. |
| upvpn-packages | Contains resources to package binaries for distribution on macOS (pkg), Linux (rpm & deb), and Windows (msi). |
| upvpn-server | Contains GRPC protobuf definitions and code for communication with backend server. |
| upvpn-types | Defines common Rust types for data types used in various crates. These are also used to generate Typescript types for upvpn-ui for seamless serialization and deserialization across language boundaries. |
| upvpn-ui | A Tauri based desktop app. GPRC communication with daemon is done in Rust. Typescript code interact with Rust code via Tauri commands. |
Building Desktop Apps
Please see Build.md
Building Android App
Please see upvpn-android/README.md
Building iOS, tvOS, macOS Apps
Please see upvpn-apple/README.md
License
Android app, apps for Apple Platforms, and all Rust crates in this repository are licensed under GPL version 3.
Copyright (C) 2023 upvpn LLC
This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.
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