Private Device Mesh
Connect your own machines through an encrypted peer-to-peer network without depending on a hosted control plane.
Why Fungi
Focused on private infrastructure, not generic sync features
Capability-First Services
Run container and WASI workloads under explicit runtime, path, and port policy instead of broad daemon privileges.
Remote Control From Local CLI
Target a remote peer, manage its services, inspect its catalog, and open its published web app locally with a small command set.
Three Command Groups
Remote workflow: Service, Catalog, Access
fungi peer admin service start --peer <peer-id> filebrowser-lite-wasiStart the remote service.
fungi catalog list --peer <peer-id>See what that peer publishes.
fungi access open --peer <peer-id> filebrowser-lite-wasiOpen the web app locally.
Start Here
Install first, then move through quick starts and references
Install Fungi
One-line install for macOS and Linux, plus GitHub Releases, Windows, source build, and Linux systemd notes.
3 Minutes: Build Your Private P2P Network
Connect two of your own devices, trust them safely, and verify the link with ping.
2 Minutes: Run A Remote Sandbox App
Start a sandboxed app on one device and open it locally from another device.
Reference Docs
Dive into manifests, remote control, diagnostics, gRPC, relay setup, and runtime details.
Get Started
Install Fungi, then join the community if you get stuck
Start with the install guide, or jump into Discord for release updates, questions, and feedback.
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