Wirefeed
Coming soon to Windows. Leave your email and we'll tell you the moment it ships.
One email at launch. Nothing else, ever.
Real Windows VPN profiles
Tunnels register with the Windows VPN platform, so they show up in Settings and the network flyout. Windows owns routing, DNS and IPv6. No kernel driver, no bundled service.
Userspace WireGuard
Encryption runs in an isolated AppContainer plugin built on BoringTun. Nothing touches the kernel, and configs are stored encrypted per-user with DPAPI.
Import anything
Drop in a wg-quick .conf, a .zip full of them, or a Wirefeed bundle. Or fill in the guided form, which derives your public key and validates as you type.
Metrics that mean something
Live throughput graphs plus latency, packet loss and handshake age, colour-coded so you can tell "connected" from "actually working" at a glance.
Split tunneling
Send everything through the tunnel, or pick the apps that should use it. Works with both Store apps and plain .exe files.
Wake-on-LAN over the tunnel
Save the machines on the far end and wake them remotely. Wirefeed notices when a target is only reachable across the tunnel and offers to connect first.
One-click diagnosis
Checks your config, resolves the endpoint, probes reachability and reads the live handshake, then explains what is wrong in plain language.
Lives in your tray
An acrylic flyout with status, live rates and quick-connect, a keyboard shortcut to summon it, and a real window when you want the details.
Encrypted backups
Export every tunnel, label, icon and wake target to a single .wirefeed file, optionally sealed with AES-256-GCM. Imports never overwrite what you already have.
“WireGuard” is a registered trademark of Jason A. Donenfeld. Wirefeed is an independent project and is not sponsored by or affiliated with the WireGuard project.
Built on wireguard-uwp-rs (MIT / Apache-2.0) and BoringTun (BSD-3-Clause).