Your server now has an address.
Run a game server on your own computer. Natless gives it a public subdomain and hides your IP, with no port forwarding.
TCP and UDP · no public IP needed · your IP stays hidden
Your router doesn't have to let anything in.
The agent on your computer opens an encrypted tunnel to Natless on its own. Players connect to our address and traffic returns through the same tunnel. Nothing comes in from outside, so there's nothing to forward.
Your router blocks incoming connections
Your computer
The agent connects out to Natless. To your router it's an ordinary outgoing connection, so there's nothing to configure.
Natless
Accepts players on your subdomain and passes traffic through the tunnel. The public address ends here.
Players
They type a normal address in the game. They see Natless's address, not your IP.
The agent for your system.
A small program on your computer: it opens the tunnel to Natless and hands the traffic to your server. You link it to your account with a code in the browser, no password typed into a terminal.
Windows
Windows 10 and 11, 64-bit
Run the file: the setup links the computer to your account and asks whether to set up a service that starts with the system.
macOS
macOS 11 or newer
Apple Silicon means M1 and newer. The agent runs in a Terminal window. macOS may block a file downloaded by the browser, which is why the command below fetches it with curl.
Linux
x64 or ARM64, any distribution
One file with no dependencies. The agent runs in a terminal window; to keep it going in the background, run it in tmux, for example.
macOS and Linux in one command
Picks the build for your processor, checks its checksum and installs the program into ~/.local/bin.
curl -fsSL https://natless.net/download/install.sh | shThen, in the terminal: first link the computer to your account, then start the agent.
natless-agent loginnatless-agent runVersion 0.1.0SHA-256 checksumsThe program is not code-signed yet, so Windows (SmartScreen) may warn before running a downloaded file.