agosIn your private network
YOUR PRIVATE NETWORK
Network overview.
A little clarity for everything connected.
LET’S GET YOU CONNECTED
Your next connection
starts here.
Give your network a home. Connect your first VPS,
then invite a device to join.
ENCRYPTED TUNNELS · YOUR OWN SERVERS
Confirmed by agent heartbeat
Enrolled and allowed access
Organize by mobile network
Your servers
The gateways to your private network.
Getting started
Three steps to your first connection.
- 1Add a VPN server
Bring your own VPS and public key.
- 2Connect the server agent
Keep access rules in sync.
- 3Enroll your first device
Pair the Android app with a code.
Recent activity
Workspace eventsServer directory
Pause a server to remove its peers on the next successful sync.
Network labels help organize servers. They do not provide no-load access or guarantee carrier compatibility.
Device access
Private keys stay on each Android device.
Revoking a device removes its VPN access after each server agent syncs. Offline servers cannot apply the change until they reconnect.
Make this network yours.
You need an Ubuntu 24.04 VPS with a public IPv4 address, a domain for the admin website, and an Android phone.
Put the control room online
Use your cPanel hosting for the admin website, or host it on a VPS. Follow the included hosting guide and enable HTTPS so your phone can reach the admin URL.
Prepare your VPN server
On a fresh VPS, run the included setup script. It installs WireGuard and prints your server public key.
sudo bash deploy/setup-wireguard.sh
Allow UDP port 51820 in your VPS provider’s firewall.
Add the server and pair its agent
Click Add server. Enter its public endpoint, public key, location, and network labels. Save the agent token shown after creation, then follow the agent instructions in the deployment guide.
Invite your phone
Open Devices → Enroll device. Install the Agos VPN APK, enter your HTTPS admin URL and the one-time code, choose a server, then connect.