Nodebase

Nodebase

Invite-only private workspace

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Released
September 11, 2026
Updated
October 17, 2026

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Nodebase is an invitation-only private cloud workspace. This app connects your iPhone to your own Worker — the always-on machine that carries your projects, tasks, and tools — over an encrypted private tunnel. WHAT YOU CAN DO - Connect: reach your own Worker over a WireGuard tunnel, and route your phone's traffic through your private workspace network when you choose to. - See status: check at a glance whether your Worker is up, reachable, and healthy. - Stay in control: every device has its own identity and can be revoked independently. - Manage your account: sign in with your invitation, review your devices, and delete your account entirely from within the app. BUILT PRIVATE Your Worker belongs to your account alone. The tunnel connects your devices to your own workspace, not to shared exit points or third-party services. Nodebase uses no advertising identifiers, no third-party analytics, and no cross-app tracking. GOOD TO KNOW - Nodebase is invitation-only: you need a Nodebase account to use this app. - Nodebase is not an anonymous browsing service, not a general-purpose network accelerator, and not a hosting or VPS product. It is the mobile companion to your own private cloud workspace. Questions or need an invitation? Visit https://www.nodebase.com/support/ or write to support@nodebase.com.
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What's New in Nodebase

1.1.1

October 17, 2026

- Steadier on lossy networks: connections through your Worker adapt their wait to the link instead of giving up after a fixed 3 seconds, so long-lived apps such as Telegram no longer stay stuck after a quiet night. - With a Hong Kong SIM on mainland Wi-Fi (or any cellular + Wi-Fi mix), your region is judged by the network your traffic actually uses, so overseas sites keep loading after you join Wi-Fi. - In China, smart routing sends more mainland sites direct. - A brief IPv6 hiccup no longer restarts the tunnel. - Local network names (router.home.arpa, .lan) resolve with the tunnel on. - Diagnostics has a box for your own words and shows how recent connections went. - Security fixes from Go 1.26.9.

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