Pingle SDK
Tools for building Pingle's tunnel into your own product. In development and not released; join the waitlist.
Warning
In development. The SDK has not been released. Its interfaces are not published and may change before the first release. To hear when there is something to try, join the waitlist on the SDK page.
What it is
The Pingle SDK is a set of tools for building a VPN into your own product: an app, a router firmware, a device. Instead of writing a tunnel, routing and platform integration from scratch, you take the parts Pingle's own client is made of.
What it is built on
- A Rust core — the same one the Pingle apps are built on.
- Plugins in WebAssembly. Routing, two-way isolation and other features are modules, each in a sealed sandbox that cannot break the core or reach anyone else's data.
- The platform's own tunnel. On every system the SDK raises the tunnel the way that system expects.
Platforms
The platforms follow the Pingle client, grouped by how each one raises the tunnel:
| How the tunnel is raised | Platforms |
|---|---|
| Network Extension | iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple TV |
| VpnService | Android, Android TV |
| Wintun | Windows |
| TUN | Linux, Steam Deck, Raspberry Pi, FreeBSD, OpenWrt |
| Container | Synology, QNAP, Docker, Home Assistant |
| WebAssembly | Browser |
| no_std | ESP32 |
Which of these the first release covers is not settled yet.
Status
A public, documented, versioned SDK does not exist yet, so you cannot build a product on it today. There is no release date, and we will not name one we cannot keep.
Waitlist
Leave your contact in the form on the SDK page and tell us what you are building and for which platforms: it shapes what comes first. This documentation is being written alongside the SDK; the API reference will grow with it.