Introduction to Tunnely

Tunnely is an advanced, zero-knowledge, multi-hop relay network engineered in Rust. It focuses on absolute privacy by decentralizing network trust across independent nodes.

Why Tunnely?

Traditional consumer VPNs act as a single point of failure. You trade your local ISP's surveillance for the VPN provider's surveillance. When they are compromised, you are compromised.

Tunnely mitigates this via a multi-hop architecture:

• Entry Nodes know who you are, but not what you are fetching.
• Exit Nodes know what is being fetched, but have no cryptographically verifiable way to link it back to your origin IP.
• Your ISP only sees encrypted WireGuard fragments multiplexed across multiple network interfaces (Channel Bonding).

"Privacy shouldn't be a premium add-on; it should be an unavoidable consequence of the system's architecture."

Ready to dive deep? Explore the sidebar navigation to learn about configuring the routing daemon or spinning up your own decentralized relay.