Nodebase

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About this app

Nodebase connects this phone to your own private workspace: your devices and your personal Worker — a private machine that stays yours — on one private network.

WHAT IT DOES

- Private network: your phone, your computers and your Workers reach each other on a private network, wherever they are.
- An internet exit of your own: route your browsing through your own Worker instead of a shared server used by strangers.
- Routing you can see and choose: send everything through your Worker, keep everything direct, or split by destination — one switch in the app.
- Plain-language status: connection state, routing decisions and recent activity, explained in words rather than graphs.

Nodebase uses Android's VPN service to carry this phone's traffic to your own Worker while you are using it. Before the first connection the app shows exactly what connecting sends, and asks for your agreement.

WHAT IT IS NOT

Nodebase is not an anonymous browsing service, not a guaranteed network accelerator, and not a virtual private server provider. Your Worker belongs to your account, and what leaves it is governed by our acceptable use terms.

ACCOUNT

Nodebase is invitation-only: you need a Nodebase account to use this app. You can delete your account from inside the app at any time (Account -> Delete account), or from https://www.nodebase.com/account-deletion/

Privacy policy: https://www.nodebase.com/privacy.html
Terms of service: https://www.nodebase.com/terms.html
Support: https://www.nodebase.com/support/

What’s new

• Internet Exit now names the switch in progress. Choosing a new exit shows "Worker → US" on Home while the new one is being checked, instead of only the exit still carrying your traffic, and the row settles within seconds of the switch finishing.
• A diagnostic report the service declines now says so straight away, instead of appearing to hang for a minute.
• Fixed a case where the fragment part of a link (#…) could travel with a proxied request.