Use cases

Built for networks that move

Wherever a single link is not dependable enough and a second one is already in the room.

  1. 01 · Everyday

    Ordinary traffic, several links at once

    A whole working day rides one tunnel: calls, remote sessions, file sync, browsing, and video among the rest. Importance is read from the packet header, so a handshake or a keystroke gets protection that a background upload does not need.

  2. 02 · Field

    Crews that keep working while they move

    Vehicles, crews and pop-up sites get the same corporate network they had at the desk. Handover between towers, Wi-Fi and satellite happens under the tunnel, so sessions survive the move instead of reconnecting.

  3. 03 · Remote

    Vessels, rigs and sites far from fibre

    Satellite is expensive and uneven. Pair it with any cellular modem and the transport uses both, sending what matters over whichever link is healthy at that second.

  4. 04 · Continuity

    Offices that stay up when a line is cut

    Wired plus modem, bonded into one interface. Failover is not a switch that flips after a timeout; both links carry traffic all along, so a cut is invisible.

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