Multi-hop · encrypted · protocol-blind

You are Unknown.

Not found. Not logged. Not traced.

ZTRelay tunnels raw TCP and UDP through a chain of encrypted hops. Each one only ever sees its immediate neighbors — never your IP and your destination at once.

No traffic logging Pick your exit country Plans from $5/month
You
Entry
never logged
Middle
hidden alias
Middle
hidden alias
Exit
your country
Destination
sees only Exit
This is the exact live diagram you get for every route in your dashboard.
1
hop ever sees your real IP
0
hops ever see both ends of your connection
1
hop makes the real outbound connection

Alias your services. Hand out access, not IPs.

Map any IPv4 you control to a private ._ztr alias, then share that instead of the raw address — one per person, revocable individually, without touching anyone else's access.

Your service
203.0.113.42
a1f9c2e8…e701._ztr
given to Bob
active
7b03e449…9a2c._ztr
was given to Carol — revoked
revoked
44d81a06…0f3b._ztr
for yourself
active
Three aliases, one IPv4. Revoking Carol's didn't touch Bob's, yours, or the address itself.
Live demo

SSH, without exposing where you're connecting from

ztr_ssh asks the relay for a tunnel, drops you into a real shell on the other end, and cleans up when you disconnect — nothing to configure per-connection.

ztr_ssh --rh "ztrtest._ztr" requests a tunnel, lands on a real Ubuntu server, then ls -la and ip addr — same as any other SSH session, just without your source IP in anyone's logs.

Where people actually use it

DevOps

SSH into prod from anywhere

An ever-changing Exit IP gets logged — never yours.

Internal tools

Reach services without a flat VPN

Tunnel raw sockets to it, distributed team included.

Self-hosting

Front your home server

Rotate the Exit if the address ever gets targeted.

Testing & QA

See your app from another country

Pick an Exit country and connect — no spare VM needed.

Ready to route privately?

Plans start at $5/month. Deposit SOL USDC USDT BTC ETH and subscribe whenever you're ready.