Weron is a peer-to-peer overlay network built using WebRTC and WebSockets, enabling remote access and tunneling between machines behind NATs without the need for centralized servers. It uses Golang on the backend and supports secure connections using WireGuard-compatible encryption. Weron allows developers to create scalable mesh or point-to-point networks for applications like remote desktop, Kubernetes access, or collaborative tools—all without requiring public IPs or complicated port forwarding.
Features
- Peer-to-peer networking using WebRTC and WebSockets
- NAT traversal with STUN and TURN fallback
- WireGuard-compatible encryption for secure tunnels
- Cross-platform support with Go implementation
- CLI and SDK for integration into existing apps
- Remote tunneling without public IPs
- Lightweight binary with minimal dependencies
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