tsctl

Choose each router’s exit node, live.

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Quick guide

Green dot — the device is online right now. A grey dot means it’s offline (you’ll see when it was last seen).
exit node An exit node routes a router’s internet traffic through it. Only approved exit nodes can be selected.
router A router you control. Pick where its internet goes with “Route internet through”.
↑↓ Stats show traffic carried through the current exit node, and when it last completed a handshake.

Consumers

Exit nodes

Drag a consumer onto an exit node, or select it and press Enter to choose. “Direct” clears the exit node. Tap a router to choose its exit node. “Direct” turns its exit node off.

Routers

Devices

Guests

A guest signs in with a label and password and can change exit nodes for a single zone only — no zone editing, no other zones, no device tools.

Label

Zone

Password

Sign in

Enter the tsctl password to continue.

Guest label (optional) Password

Request blocked

This request was rejected by tsctl’s anti-DNS-rebinding protection (the page’s host isn’t on the allowlist). Open the UI at the tsctl node’s MagicDNS name, its 100.x address, or a host you’ve added to TSCTL_ALLOWED_HOSTS.

Live demo — mock data, no backend. github.com/lifeart/tsctl