Guides
Step-by-step guides for Jellyfin, Seerr, Immich, Home Assistant and more, plus how Seawise.io compares.

Sharing
Port forwarding, DNS, certificates, a reverse proxy and auth. Or one container.



Sharing
One link, a sign-in they already have, and only the apps you pick.


Sharing
A client portal for your staging site or tool, on your own domain if you like.


Sharing
Family sees Jellyfin. Your friend sees Seerr. You see everything.

Media
Get Jellyfin to your parents' TV or a friend's laptop without touching your router.

Media
Seerr only works if your friends can reach it. Here's how, without opening a port.

Media
Play from your gaming PC in any browser, from anywhere, with Sunshine and Moonlight Web.

Media
Manage Sonarr, Radarr and Prowlarr away from home. Give friends Seerr, and nothing else.

Media
Add a movie from your phone at the cinema, without opening Radarr to the internet.

Media
Check what's downloading or add a show while you're away, without exposing Sonarr.

Media
Open Plex Web from anywhere, even when Plex says remote access is unavailable.

Media
Your audiobooks and podcasts, in any browser, for you and the people you choose.

Media
Your own music streaming, from any browser.

Photos and files
Your photos stay on your hardware. Your family can still get to them from anywhere.

Photos and files
Your files away from home, without opening a port.

Photos and files
Find any document from anywhere, without putting your paperwork on the open internet.

Home and tools
The app you most want away from home, and the one you least want open to the internet.

Home and tools
Answer "is Plex down?" before anyone has to ask.

Home and tools
Your homelab graphs, on any screen.

AI
Your GPU, your models, open to the people you pick.

AI
Run workflows on your home GPU from a laptop anywhere.

Networking
No public IP means port forwarding can't work. An outbound connection doesn't need one.

Networking
Cloudflare Tunnel is great for a lot of apps. Media servers are the exception.

Networking
A VPN is great for you. It's a lot to ask of everyone else.

Networking
Open ports are a target, and on many connections they don't work at all.

Comparisons
Both connect out, so you never open a port. The difference is everything around the tunnel.

Comparisons
Tailscale is great for your own devices. Sharing with people who won't install a VPN is where we differ.

Comparisons
ngrok is perfect for a quick demo. Sharing your home server every day is a different job.