Open for early testers

Privacy and Performance
for your entire LAN

Multi-provider VPN circuits. Post-quantum cryptography. Traffic shaping. At wire-speed. All transparent to every device on your network.

Terminal
$ curl https://wirebump.net/wirebump-linux && ./wirebump bootstrap
Wirebump building a multi-layer VPN circuit with real-time progress indicators

bump in the wire

/buhmp in thuh wai-er/ noun

A class of communications devices which can be inserted into existing systems to enhance the integrity, confidentiality, or reliability of communications across an existing logical link without altering the communications endpoints.

Wikipedia

Privacy

  • + Tor-style chained VPNs for split knowledge
  • + Every device, every guest, automatic
  • + Post-quantum encryption ready
Explore VPN topologies →

Performance

  • + Parallel VPNs for line-speed throughput
  • + Traffic shaping for smooth calls on busy networks
  • + Gigabit speeds on 8-year-old hardware
Learn about traffic shaping →

See it in action

Circuit selector dropdown with saved configurations

Quick circuit switcher

Save circuits. Switch in one click.
Traffic shaping settings panel

Bufferbloat gone

CAKE-based SQM keeps video calls smooth even during large transfers
Circuit deployment progress

Hot-swap mid-call

Rebuild circuits in a flash

Runs on hardware you already have

CPU Any x86 from the last 8 years
NICs 2 ports (USB adapters work)
OS Ubuntu 25.10
Tested i5-8250U pushing gigabit over multi-hop PQ-encrypted VPN
3 hops, 3 tunnels, adding approximately 5ms latency

Multi-hop doesn't mean slow

Built by me, @KColemanGT, for my own networks. No tracking. No phone-home. Personal software, shared free.

About the project / Trust model

Test on a Live USB first. Nothing permanent until you install.

Installation guide