Turn a Raspberry Pi into a secure jumpbox
Drop a Pi on any network — even Starlink or cellular — and reach every device and service behind it from anywhere, with no port forwarding, VPN, or static IP.
What it does
Reaching devices on a remote network usually means router changes, static IPs, or a VPN appliance. A Raspberry Pi Jumpbox gives you a single secure entry point instead — and BLE onboarding gets it online without ever plugging in a screen.
The Jumpbox turns an inexpensive Raspberry Pi into a remote-access gateway — it advertises the services on its LAN through Remote.It, so authorized users can reach any of them directly.
How it works
Flash a Raspberry Pi with the Jumpbox image and bring it online with your phone over Bluetooth — no screen or keyboard needed. Pick the devices and protocols on its network you want to reach, and Remote.It advertises them as services. From then on, authorized users connect straight through the Jumpbox to anything on that LAN over an encrypted peer-to-peer tunnel.
One Pi, your whole network
Access any device or service on the Pi's local network.
Configure Wi-Fi from your phone over Bluetooth — no monitor or keyboard.
Reach devices behind CGNAT, cellular, and satellite links.
Download pre-built Raspberry Pi images and go.
No port forwarding, static IP, or firewall edits.
The BLE onboarding project is open for custom builds.
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