Free internet, for everyone, everywhere.
No matter who is trying to switch it off, NasNet makes satellite links safe to use under censorship, and easy to share with the people around you.
Why we started
When governments cut the cables, we look to the sky.
We work to get people onto the open internet safely, by hiding that a satellite link is in use, protecting the people running one, letting a single dish serve many households, and keeping it simple enough that you do not need to be a network engineer.
The work is practical rather than political, and everything is published in the open in multiple languages at once, so the people who lose access first are not waiting on a translation to get back online.
How we work
We turn one connection into many.
Safety comes before reach, so nobody joins unless the owner allows it, the satellite link stays masked, and access can be withdrawn.
Setup
Answer a few questions, get a ready configuration.
Security
Traffic leaves encrypted and the link stays masked.
Sharing
One dish serves neighbours and people further away.
Support
Guides in many languages and a community group.
Who we are
A community, not a company.
NasNet is a community of people who come together to help each other get online, stay connected, and make the internet better for everyone. Whether it’s sharing knowledge, building and testing, translating, solving problems, or simply helping someone out, everyone has something to contribute.