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Awacino
Beam into your networks – no open ports, no VPN server
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Beam into your networks – no open ports, no VPN server
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Awacino puts your phone or laptop right inside your home or office network: it gets a real address there (SituIP), direct and end-to-end encrypted, with no open ports and no VPN server. Let others in with one code. Free for 2 devices.
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Hi Product Hunt! I'm Andreas from ImageNotion, a small software company in Germany, and this is Awacino.
We built it because reaching our own machines was always the hard part: the PC at home, the NAS, a server in the office, a Raspberry Pi in the cellar. Port forwarding is risky, a VPN server is one more thing to run and patch, and remote-desktop tools only give you a screen.
With Awacino you tap Beam out and your phone or laptop gets a SituIP - a real address inside the other network. Your NAS, printer, router page or database answer at their usual address, over a direct, end-to-end encrypted path. It works behind CGNAT and on mobile networks, with no open ports, and your data never passes through our servers. With Beam in you let someone into your network with one code - an IT partner, a colleague, a friend - and switch it off again with one tap.
It runs on iPhone, iPad, Mac, Android, Windows and Linux (also Raspberry Pi and NAS). It is free for 2 devices; teams have paid plans.
We'd love your honest feedback: what worked, what didn't, and which device you'd beam into first. We're here all day to answer questions.