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Fast, native API client for REST, gRPC, WebSocket and GraphQL. A local-first Postman alternative written in Go: no Electron, no account, no cloud.

SSH, SFTP, port forwarding, VNC/RDP and an AI assistant、MCP in one native window — a Go desktop app built on Viva, with no webview.

InterPlanetary Wayback: A distributed and persistent archive replay system using IPFS

  • ipfs
  • warc
  • wayback
  • web-archiving

Quick and simple file sharing between different devices, built with Go, React and Typescript.

TranslatedAgentRoute: routing rules for AI agents, validated, with cross-platform sync and rollback, and with a guide to DNS and WebRTC protection.

Open-source, auditable network gateway for homelabs, NAS and servers: DDNS, STUN traversal, port forwarding with SNI routing, reverse proxy and web server, ACME certificates, WAF, Tailscale, frp, Cloudflare Tunnel, Docker and web terminal in one binary. Runs on Docker, fnOS, OpenWrt, Linux, macOS and Windows.

  • acme
  • ddns
  • frp
  • golang

Mad science p2p pipe across the web using webrtc that uses your Github private/public key for authentication and a signalhub for discovery

Harden a rooted LG webOS TV: neutralise microphones, the remote-mic voice pipeline and the screen-capture leak; block ad/telemetry/ACR endpoints (dual-stack); decline LG consents; hide ad apps; debloat. Reversible + boot-persistent.

teler-waf is a Go HTTP middleware that protects local web services from OWASP Top 10 threats, known vulnerabilities, malicious actors, botnets, unwanted crawlers, and brute force attacks.

  • ids
  • teler
  • waf
  • teler-ids

Fast and fully streamed Man-On-The-Middle to intercept, record, impersonate and alter HTTP/1.1, H2, websocket and gRPC traffic.

A secure, efficient TCP/UDP tunneling solution that delivers fast, reliable access across network restrictions using pre-established TCP/QUIC/WebSocket or HTTP/2 connections.

Who do websites think you are? A privacy self-check: every sniffer any site can run, the portrait they paint, and the contradictions that give away a VPN or proxy