Three steps.
No setup headaches.
No network settings to change and nothing to configure by hand. Your first two devices can be talking to each other in a few minutes.
Sign in
Create your network with your Google account or a code we email you. No special hardware needed.
office-pc wants to join
Windows 11 · Acme network
Approve each device
Install the app on your Windows or Linux computers, then approve each one from your browser.
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Connect by name
Every device gets its own simple name. Reach it from anywhere, as if it were on your desk.
Everything a private network needs.
Nothing it doesn't.
A small app on each device and a simple dashboard for everything else. No extra hardware to buy or look after.
Direct connections
Your devices talk straight to each other, so it's fast. It works from home, the office, a café or a hotel, even on networks that usually get in the way.
How it worksEasy names
Every device and app gets a simple name. Type the name, not a string of numbers you'll forget.
How it works- nasFiles100.64.0.4
- grafanaDashboards100.100.0.2
- db-prodDatabase100.64.0.7
Always available
Run an internal app on two machines under one name. If one stops, the other takes over on its own.
How it worksmon-a
Serving
mon-b
Standby
One address for outside services
Some services only let in addresses you've approved. Send that traffic through one of your machines, and approve one address instead of everyone's.
Bring your team
Invite people by email or link and approve who joins. Your network stays completely separate from everyone else's.
How it works- AAmara OkaforOwner
- JJonas WeberAdmin
- PPriya ShahMember
- KKenji ItoMember
Invite to Acme
By email or with a link
Use case
Your team's tools, from anywhere
- Everyone signs in with Google or a code by email
- Invite people with a link and approve who joins
- Reach internal tools by name, from home or on the road
- Fast, direct connections wherever people are
- See every sign-in and change in the activity log
sam@acme.com wants to join
Acme · invited by Amara
Runs on the computers and clouds you already have. Reaches every app you already use.
If it runs on your network, you can reach it from anywhere: no special plugins, nothing to change.
Old VPNs were built for an office.
Your team isn't in one.
A traditional VPN sends everyone through one central box that sits open on the internet. That worked when everyone was in the same building.
An open door
The VPN box has to stay open to the whole internet, so anyone can try to get in.
The long way round
Everything travels through one central box, even between two people in the same city.
Breaks on real networks
Hotel Wi-Fi, phone hotspots and some home internet providers often block it.
One box to fail
When the central box goes down, nobody can work.
Hover or tap a card to see the fix
Simple pricing.
One price for your whole team.
Start free. When you grow, pay one flat monthly price for the whole team, not per person.
Free
$0/ month
free forever · no credit card
For you and a couple of friends or teammates.
- Every feature, nothing held back
- Community support
- Yours as long as you like
Team
Most popular$29/ month
whole team · about $1.93 a person when full
For a growing team, one price for everyone.
- Everything in Free, with room to grow
- Email support
- No per-seat fees, ever
Business
$99/ month
whole team · about $1.98 a person when full
For larger teams with lots of machines.
- Everything in Team, with room to grow
- Priority support
- No per-seat fees, ever
More than 50 people, or need something specific? We'll put together a plan with you.
Talk to usStraight answers.
Something we didn't cover? Write to us and we'll help you get set up.
Ask us anythingNo. Underpass works with the internet connection you already have. It finds a way to connect your devices on its own, and nothing on your network is left open to the internet.
/ Independent · bootstrapped · no investors
Built by a person,
not a fund.
I'm Endi, and I build Underpass myself. No investors to answer to, only the people who run their networks on it. Every message that comes in reaches me directly.