Tailscale has clients for Windows, Linux, macOS, iOS, and Android. Notice: Download and use of this software is governed by Tailscale’s …
Welcome! Follow the steps below to create your own private Tailscale network. Step 1: Sign up for an account You can sign up for a Tailscale …
In addition to the latest versions of Tailscale, previous versions are available for testing and diagnostic purposes. Historical versions should …
Tailscale tests new features and fixes in beta clients before releasing updates to the wider community. If you’d like to help test new …
Tailscale works with Windows 7 or higher. You can use the same installer on both 32- and 64-bit windows: it will install the right version for …
Unlike GSuite and Office365 authentication, which can be activated automatically during a Tailscale trial, you will have to contact us to enable …
Tailscale can run on Android 6.0 or higher, including ChromeOS. Download Tailscale from the Play Store. Launch the app and accept any prompts …
Tailscale can run on iOS 12.0 or higher. It supports both iPhone and iPad. Download Tailscale from the App Store. Launch the app and accept …
Tailscale works on a variety of Linux distributions. You can find individual articles for each one below. Ubuntu Ubuntu 16.04 LTS (xenial) …
Tailscale works on macOS 10.13 and higher. Download Tailscale from the Mac App Store. Accept any prompts to install VPN configurations that …
OPNsense is an open source router and firewall platform built using FreeBSD. Tailscale can be installed on an OPNsense platform. OPNsense is a …
Here’s how to uninstall Tailscale from your device, or completely reset Tailscale for debugging purposes. Windows macOS iOS Android Linux …
Our team regularly releases connectivity fixes for our client apps. We recommend always being on the latest version of Tailscale. Here’s …