Remote teams need a way to securely connect to internal tools, staging servers, and private services. TunnelFleet provisions WireGuard VPN servers on your own cloud infrastructure — no commercial VPN subscription, no shared credentials.
Exposing internal services publicly
Opening staging environments or databases to the public internet to let remote team members access them is a security risk.
Commercial VPN subscriptions
Commercial VPN services route your traffic through shared infrastructure. You can't control where it goes or who sees it.
Managing SSH tunnels
SSH tunnels work but require technical knowledge to set up and are fragile — they break on network changes and don't persist.
No centralised access control
With ad-hoc VPN setups, revoking access when a team member leaves requires hunting down and removing keys across multiple configs.
TunnelFleet provisions a WireGuard server on DigitalOcean in your account. Your team members connect to this server using their WireGuard clients (available on Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, and Android). Internal services are accessible through the VPN without being exposed publicly.
The key management and configuration lives on your server — not with a third-party VPN provider. You control who has access, and you can revoke it without depending on someone else's platform.
WireGuard clients are available on every platform. Team members connect from home, office, or coffee shop.
Deploy VPN servers in regions close to team members across different continents to minimise latency.
Your WireGuard server is on infrastructure you own. No third-party sees your team's traffic.
Non-technical team members can see server status and basic information without needing SSH access.
Team members install the official WireGuard client (available for Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, and Android). They're given a WireGuard configuration file that points to the TunnelFleet-managed server. When connected, they can access internal services via the VPN.
WireGuard uses public keys for peer authentication. Removing a peer's public key from the server configuration (wg0.conf) revokes their access. TunnelFleet's peer management is on the roadmap to make this a dashboard action.
Tailscale is a managed mesh VPN that handles peer discovery and routing automatically. TunnelFleet manages traditional WireGuard servers (hub-and-spoke model). Tailscale is easier to set up for ad-hoc peer connections; TunnelFleet gives you more control over your own infrastructure and server location. See our comparison page for details.
Yes. TunnelFleet supports deploying servers in any DigitalOcean region. You could deploy a server in North America, Europe, and Asia-Pacific to give your distributed team low-latency access from anywhere.
Your own WireGuard servers, on your own infrastructure. Deployed in minutes.