Features

Cloud Link is more than a tunnel. Use this page to find the guide for the outcome you need.

Connect and secure

• Pairing with approval — scan a single-use QR code and approve the device on the machine before the tunnel starts.
• Per-device credentials — each phone receives a signed, machine-scoped credential with an expiry.
• Remote browser access — give a browser its own username and password, separate from the phone.
• Stable address — keep one opaque hostname across re-pairs, restarts, and upgrades.
• Supervised reconnects — survive logins, reboots, and network changes with capped retries and a visible Retry action.

Work from the desktop app

• Tray and menu-bar controls — see OpenCode, Tunnel, Proxy, and Keep awake status at a glance.
• OpenCode web UI window — open the managed server in its own window without a separate browser login.
• Global OpenCode configuration — edit MCP servers, language servers, plugins, or raw JSON with validated saves.
• Start at login — launch the connector quietly when you sign in.
• Keep awake — prevent idle sleep while agents run or a device is connected.

Publish local services

• Exposed services — publish a loopback dev server, API, or dashboard through the same tunnel.
• Private by default — require a Cloud Link credential unless you explicitly mark a service public.
• Separate origin — services use their own port and origin, so OpenCode paths and credentials are not mixed with them.
• Live changes — add, edit, enable, or disable a service without restarting the tunnel.

Run headless

• Linux archive — x64 and ARM64, with no GUI runtime.
• CLI reference — foreground execution, service mode, environment variables, and service management.
• systemd user service — optional, opt-in, and restart-bounded.

Account and reference

• Subscription and billing — subscribe, restore, cancel, and understand expiry.
• Security and privacy — what the control plane sees and what stays local.
• Releases and updates — current downloads and update behavior.
• Troubleshooting — fix pairing, connection, service, and platform problems.