Expose a Service, Not Your Whole Network
Use Securicloud when you want remote access to a selected service without giving users general access to your private network.
Service access vs network access
VPN-based tools are useful when you want a device to join or reach a private network. That is powerful, but it can be more access than needed for simple use cases.
Securicloud is organized around individual service instances. Each instance represents one selected service, such as Home Assistant, a web application, SSH, RDP, or VNC.
How access is limited
- An instance represents a specific service.
- An access token is linked to an instance.
- Sharing a token gives access to that instance, not the whole network.
- Deleting or rotating a token revokes access through that token.
Example uses
- Access Home Assistant while away from home.
- Open a private web dashboard without exposing the server publicly.
- Reach a selected SSH, RDP, or VNC service through Securicloud.
- Share temporary access to one service and revoke it later.
What this does not do
Securicloud is not intended to replace every VPN use case. If you need broad access to many devices, network discovery, or private subnet routing, a VPN may be the better tool.