Connect people and devices without making the network the user's job
Nanami brings sign-in, devices, access rules, and routes into one product. Choose Nanami Cloud for a managed start or Self-hosted for your own infrastructure.
Create a workspace, add a device, and grant access. Status updates automatically from observed connection state.
Use a password, MFA, configured SSO, or browser approval.
Desktop and CLI keep a stable identity for each installation.
Nanami shows Connected only after the local runtime confirms it.
One product instead of scattered accounts, configurations, and access rules.
Users see the next action, while administrators can see who has access to each resource.
Setup
Users, devices, networks, and routes stay in one interface.
Change
Before saving, administrators can see who will gain access and to which resources.
Run
Cloud and Self-hosted use the same core concepts and actions.
From sign-in to the first connection in four steps.
Nanami keeps the next action visible and does not hide the observed connection state.
Select Cloud or Self-hosted, then use an available sign-in method.
Access policies show who may connect to each network.
Enroll Desktop or CLI and select a network.
Connected appears only after the client confirms the connection.
Nanami Cloud or Self-hosted.
Nanami operates Cloud. Your organization operates Self-hosted Community.
Nanami Cloud
Hosted path for teams that want to create a workspace and start quickly.
Self-hosted Community
Run Nanami in infrastructure managed by your organization.
Access is limited, reviewable, and explained.
The public page shows safe boundaries without unsupported compliance promises.
A new device receives only explicitly assigned access.
Public demonstrations contain no real accounts or secrets.
Technical context stays in docs and sanitized diagnostics.
Start with the product, not the complexity.
Start free if you are ready to create a workspace now. Read quickstart if you want the calmer technical entry first.