Classic remote access to servers or workstations usually means setting up a VPN or opening ports in the firewall. Both are effort, a security risk and often the reason access behind NAT doesn't work at all. Termiverse turns it around: the agent on the target device holds an outbound, TLS-encrypted connection to the server — so the device is reachable without a single port open to the outside.
Agents and browsers connect outbound over TLS. No inbound port forwarding and no VPN are needed — not even behind NAT or carrier-grade NAT.
For SSH, RDP and VNC to systems behind the firewall there are dedicated tunnel endpoints with a target allowlist (host/CIDR + ports). Normal agents cannot be abused as a proxy.
Powered-off machines can be woken over the tunnel via Wake-on-LAN before you connect — ideal for maintenance outside working hours.
Start with the base plan or talk to us about the self-hosted option.