NetsGo is a self-hosted tunnel system for private services. It is built to make an internal machine or service reachable through a controlled public route, with the server, keys, online nodes, and tunnel rules kept in one console so the path from the internet to the internal service remains visible.
The product centers on three tunnel types: HTTP, TCP, and UDP. Its workflow is described as installing the server, generating a client key, connecting the internal machine, and then creating a tunnel rule that keeps the protocol, entry point, and target address together. NetsGo also says it has server health, client keys, online nodes, and tunnel rules in the same console. The page describes a public edge for an existing network, a server that hosts the console, keys, and public ingress, and a client key that is generated once and used to connect internal machines without hand-assembled parameters.
Deployment is shown as self-hosted. The page gives an install command using curl and sh, and it names a server install step for a public host. It also mentions a single binary and a default console port of 9527. The server is intended to run on a VPS, NAS, or edge host, while the client key is used on the private machine. The project also links to GitHub.
NetsGo describes itself as a self-hosted boundary for bringing one private service online and turning an internal endpoint into a controlled public ingress.
NetsGo is a Hosting, deployment & PaaS product. Securely exposing private network services to the public internet without manual tunnel configuration. NetsGo is an open-source project aimed at developers and sysadmins managing private network services. The project is open source (Apache-2.0). NetsGo is available on the command line, and it can be self-hosted.
zsio builds and maintains NetsGo, and the product first shipped in 2026. The project is developed in the open on GitHub with 168 stars and 313 commits in the last 90 days. Among its 9 catalogued features are self-hosted tunnels, single binary, and HTTP tunneling.
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