Nekotopia wiki

Member guides for the services on nekotopia.io — the Torus mesh, the connectivity ladder (private mesh → bridged Ethernet → 1:1 dedicated NAT → fully routed public), dedicated IPs, BGP-routed prefixes, and the rest of the platform.

Looking for an overview? Start with the catalogue. Already a member? The member guides sidebar has detail on every dashboard surface.

What Nekotopia is

A community mesh network for people who like building things on the internet — retro hardware enthusiasts, hobbyist sysadmins, anyone who'd rather peer with a person than rent another box from a hyperscaler. Share your homelab and retro kit at exactly the exposure you choose: fully private, bridged Ethernet, 1:1 dedicated NAT, or fully routed public — nobody sane puts a 20-year-old box raw on the internet, so you pick the rung per machine.

We run dedicated infrastructure across three regions (eu-west-2, us-east-2, ap-southeast-1) with bring-your-own-IP space announced from AS213811 / AS61081. Members get layer-3 reachability to each other over WireGuard, optional dedicated public IPs, and routed BGP prefix space for those who want to run their own AS-like presence.

It's free to use right now — Nekotopia is in early access. Nothing is for sale yet; the higher tiers and add-ons (nSolo, nColo) are switched on for early members at no charge while we get set up.

Where to read more

• Member guides → — full how-to for every dashboard section (Torus config, tiers, access control, nSolo, nColo, LAN extension, DNS, Neko Pages, jumphost tunnels, and more)
• Plans — what each tier gets (free during early access; planned prices shown for when we open up)
• The main site — homepage, signup, tier comparison

This wiki is a living document. If something here is wrong, ping us in the relevant section of the dashboard.