Nanami is a private networking product for teams that need a calmer way to connect people, devices, and services across real environments.
It combines encrypted transport, access review, and guided operator workflows so teams do not have to stitch together separate setup guides, VPN scripts, and ad hoc rollout steps.
What Nanami gives you
- one product path for evaluation, rollout, and day-two operations,
- a clearer workspace and access model,
- explicit gateway and route posture instead of hidden network magic,
- self-hosted and hosted paths that feel like one product family.
What Nanami does not try to be
Nanami is not the lightest option if all you need is one static tunnel or one-off ad hoc access between a few hosts.
When Nanami is a good fit
Nanami is a good fit when you need:
- private connectivity across multiple environments,
- clearer ownership boundaries between teams,
- operator-visible gateway and route behavior,
- guided onboarding instead of raw network bootstrap by hand.
When it is probably too much
Nanami can be too much if you only need:
- one static WireGuard link,
- no shared ownership model,
- no gateway inventory, policy review, or multi-network operations.
Product posture
Nanami is opinionated about operations:
- Explicit product model over hidden magic
- Secure-by-default rollout
- Day-two readiness, not only first-demo speed
Current release posture
Current channels
- Community (Homelab) has a validated self-hosted install/runtime contract for an authorized checkout or published release bundle. The anonymous public Community distribution channel is not open yet.
- SaaS Enterprise as the full platform hosted by Nanami.
- Guided product paths for access, gateways, routes, and troubleshooting.
Coming soon
- deeper audit and analytics workflows,
- wider platform/runtime depth,
- additional rollout and commercial depth.
Continue reading
- Start with Quickstart
- Run the Community self-hosted deployment
- Learn the core model in Concepts