Protect the app that already works on your machine.

named.network gives that app a private sign-in layer, keeps the connection outbound, and lets you share access without opening a public port.

Use cases

Protect Home Assistant

Keep the panel private, give it a hostname, and sign in with identity instead of exposing the port.

Share client staging safely

Send a time-bound link for one app instead of sharing passwords or opening admin panels to the internet.

Keep your server private

Start with the app that already works locally, then grow into server access, private networking, and DNS controls later.

Why teams trust it

No open portsThe named.network Agent dials out. You do not punch a hole in the firewall to publish the app.

Identity before networkAccess is tied to the person and the app, not to a broad shared tunnel or a recycled password.

Audit stays visibleInvites, requests, approvals, and failed opens are visible from the dashboard instead of disappearing into shell history.

Start with one computer, one app, and the people who actually need it.Core path: sign in, add device, protect app, invite access.