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Choose your platform
Install the app and sign in with your CryptoMesh account.
Latest release · macOS, Windows, and Linux
Linux requires 64-bit Debian or Ubuntu with a desktop environment.
Install with one command
Run the command for your computer. The installer verifies the release before installation. Sign-in and VPN permission approval happen in the app.
macOS / Linux · Terminal
curl -fsSL https://cryptomesh-vpn-prod.web.app/install.sh | sh
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Windows · PowerShell
& ([scriptblock]::Create((Invoke-RestMethod 'https://cryptomesh-vpn-prod.web.app/install.ps1')))
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Installation instructions
On macOS, the command installs CryptoMesh VPN in Applications and asks for an administrator password if needed. If the app is already installed, use the disk image to update it after quitting the app.
On Windows, run the command in PowerShell and follow the signed installer prompts, including the administrator approval. The installer also installs WireGuard when needed.
On Linux, run the shell command in a desktop terminal. Your package manager installs the app and its dependencies after administrator approval.
On iOS or Android, use the App Store or Google Play button above.
Bring your home computer into your private network.
CryptoMesh VPN Desktop turns a Mac or Windows PC you control into a private endpoint. Reach approved devices while away, or route your mobile connection through home.
Use your home connectionExit-node mode makes websites see your home internet connection while you travel.
Security stays on your devicesYour computer is paired securely with your existing account.
- Install and open CryptoMesh VPN Desktop.The desktop app prepares a secure connection.
- Sign in with your mobile account.Approve the one-time administrator request.
- Open Network on your phone.Connect privately or use the computer as an exit node.