Download WG Tunnel
Select your platform:
Stable Release
Nightly Build
⚠️ Note
The Nightly build is the testing and development version. It updates every night and may contain bugs or experimental features.
Stable Release
⚠️ Requirements
Only Windows 10 (build 17134 / version 1803) or later is supported, for Unix domain socket support. Administrator rights are required for installation, since the tunnel runs as a background system service.
Package Manager
Install via Chocolatey
choco install wgtunnel
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Stable Release
⚠️ Requirements
The firewall must use nftables or iptables with the nft backend (
iptables-nft). On systemd-based distributions the daemon starts automatically at boot. On other init systems it installs but needs to be started manually (or integrated with your init system).
Debian / Ubuntu
Package Manager
Via our apt repository. Review the script here before running it:
wget -qO- https://apt.wgtunnel.com/install.sh | sh
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Or, download the .deb directly from the latest release:
sudo apt install ./wgtunnel*.deb
Fedora / RHEL
Package Manager
Via COPR (future updates land as regular dnf upgrade updates):
sudo dnf copr enable zaneschepke/wgtunnel
sudo dnf install wgtunnel
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Or, download the .rpm directly from the latest release:
sudo rpm -Uvh wgtunnel*.rpm
Arch Linux
Package Manager
Via the AUR:
yay -S wgtunnel-bin
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Or, download the .pacman package directly from the latest release:
sudo pacman -U wgtunnel*.pacman
Per Arch packaging guidelines, this does not enable or start the daemon for you.
sudo systemctl enable --now wgtunnel-daemon.service
Other distros (tarball)
Use this only if none of the formats above fit your distro.
tar -xzf wgtunnel*-linux-x64.tar.gz
cd wgtunnel*-linux-x64/
sudo ./install.sh
Stable Release
⚠️ Requirements
Requires macOS 13 (Ventura) or later, on Apple Silicon. Intel Macs are not currently supported.
Package Manager
Install via Homebrew
brew tap wgtunnel/wgtunnel
brew trust wgtunnel/wgtunnel
brew install --cask wg-tunnel
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Or, open the .dmg and drag WG Tunnel into Applications.
On first launch, macOS will ask you to approve the background service. The app prompts you with a button straight to System Settings → General → Login Items & Extensions.