Quick Start
Larktun quick start guide for first-time device onboarding, route approval, user visibility, access policy, relay configuration, and profile verification.
Desktop Client Guide
Install, sign in, and use core desktop client features on Windows and macOS.
Deployment Modes and Configuration
Choose the right combination of SaaS control, tenant ACL, and relay strategy.
Create Your First Secure Access Path
Create your first secure access path in a few steps for personal NAS, personal dev workstation, or team services.
Approve Subnet Routes
Learn how to advertise the 192.168.6.0/24 subnet route with Larktun, approve it in the console, and allow access through ACLs.
Install and Log In to Larktun on a NAS
Install Larktun on an ARM Linux NAS with one command, or install Tailscale from the ASUSTOR App Central and log in to Larktun service nodes optimized for networks in China.
Log into Third-Party Tailscale / Headscale with the iOS App
Use a Tailscale or self-hosted Headscale Auth Key to log into the Larktun iOS app. After logging in, use the device list, Ping, SSH, SFTP, and Web browsing features.
Docker Login
Connect Linux servers, NAS devices, and containers to Larktun with Docker, an Auth Key, hs.larktun.com, userspace networking, or Kernel TUN mode.
Install Larktun on a TV
Enable developer mode on an Android TV or TV box, install the Larktun NoVPN APK (arm64 and armv7 in one package), sign in, pair a Bluetooth mouse, and control your computer from the big screen.
Log in to Larktun with Tailscale on iPhone and iPad
A beginner-friendly visual guide to creating a Larktun Auth Key, entering it in the iOS Tailscale app, and using https://hs.larktun.com to connect an iPhone or iPad.
Log in with Tailscale Client
Learn how to log in to the Larktun network using the native Tailscale client for seamless networking.
Install Larktun on OpenWrt Routers
Install Larktun on an OpenWrt router with a one-line script, generate an Auth Key, and log in for router-level zero-trust remote access and networking.
Install Tailscale on Synology NAS and Log In to Larktun
A beginner-friendly guide to installing Tailscale on Synology DSM, connecting the NAS to Larktun, and accessing DSM from a computer through its private 100.64.0.x IP.
Install and Log In to Larktun on Linux
Deploy Larktun on Linux — get the one-line install script from the official download page, install the larktun CLI and larktund service automatically, then run sudo larktun up to join your Larktun network without a public IP.