Covee guide

Covee builds a private network that you own: your devices reach each other directly and securely, wherever they are, through a coordinator running on a server you choose. People sign in with Microsoft, Google, Apple or their own Covee account. There are no per-user or per-device limits, and no Covee service in the middle.

1. What Covee is: how it works and what you need.
2. Install the covee command on your Mac or Linux computer.
3. Set up your network on a server, in about fifteen minutes.
4. Connect your devices: Mac, iPhone, Linux and more.
5. Reach private networks through the gateway, such as a cloud's private endpoints, and services that allow only one address.
6. Run your network: people, devices, updates, backups and certificates.
7. Security: what protects your network, and what you are responsible for.

For every command and option, see the covee CLI reference.

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