Relationship Between Larktun, Tailscale, and Headscale
Understand how Larktun relates to Tailscale and Headscale, and how Larktun extends the open-source foundation with SaaS multi-tenancy, Chinese device names, and mobile experience.
Can Larktun Be a Tailscale Alternative?
Learn when Larktun can serve as a Tailscale alternative for China-focused users, with Chinese device names, SaaS console, multi-tenant isolation, ACLs, mobile apps, and relay options.
Secure NAS Remote Access Without Public Port Exposure
Use Larktun to access NAS files, photos, and home services remotely without public IPs or port forwarding, while controlling access through ACLs.
Secure SSH Without Exposing Public Port 22
Use Larktun to SSH into development machines, cloud servers, and production servers without exposing public port 22, with device identity and ACL-based access control.
iOS Networking App Without System VPN Permission
Learn how the Larktun iOS app uses tsnet for in-app networking, encryption, direct paths, and relay fallback without occupying system VPN permission.
Secure AI Agent Access Without Public Exposure
Use Larktun to provide a secure network entry point for AI Agents such as OpenClaw and Hermes Agent, without exposing public ports, while still accessing Agent capabilities through mobile apps, SSH, and browser Web UIs.
Optimize iOS Remote Desktop: Enable RemoteFX
The Larktun iOS app's RDP remote desktop defaults to H.264 (AVC444) encoding. This guide shows how to enable classic RemoteFX on Windows so the fallback mode stays sharp and smooth when H.264 is unavailable.