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Every link, one fabric.

Weft joins your branch offices, cloud networks and remote laptops into one encrypted network. Bring a site up from a browser, change it without fear, and know the moment anything stops matching what you asked for.

No card. Three sites, ten roaming clients, every feature.

Four locations — head office, a branch, a cloud network and a laptop — joined by encrypted links into one network Head officetwo uplinks Branchbehind NAT CloudAWS VPC Laptoproaming

Why it is safe to change

Networks break when they change. Weft is built around that.

The control plane is never in the packet path

Every site holds its complete configuration. If Weft's control plane is unreachable, your network keeps forwarding; you just cannot change it until it is back.

Every change goes to one site first

A change reaches a single canary site and is held there until that site proves it is healthy. Only then does the rest of the fleet follow.

Drift is reported, not assumed away

Each site compares what the kernel actually holds — routes, tunnels, peers, firewall policy — against what it was told to install, and reports any difference by name.

Bring-up

A new site in three steps, from a browser

No appliance to ship and no configuration to hand-write. Any machine running Ubuntu 24.04 becomes a Weft site.

More on bring-up →

  1. Install Ubuntu 24.04On a small PC, a server or a cloud instance. x86-64 or ARM64.
  2. Paste one command from the consoleIt checks the machine, installs the agent and enrols it with a one-time invitation.
  3. The site joins the fabricIts keys are generated on the machine, and the console shows it healthy once its tunnels are up.

Built on open standards

Nothing proprietary on the wire

Weft is the orchestration. The data path is standard Linux networking that your team already knows how to inspect.

  • WireGuard
  • VXLAN
  • BGP EVPN
  • OSPF
  • eBGP
  • BFD
  • FRRouting
  • nftables
  • Ubuntu 24.04 LTS
  • x86-64 & ARM64
  • macOS · Windows · Linux clients

Try it on a real network

Thirty days, three sites, ten roaming clients and every feature. No card.