Roadmap
What Paart already does, what is being built, and what we are considering — including sync destinations other than iCloud. No dates: states, not promises.
A date on a roadmap is a promise that goes stale without anyone noticing. A state is either true today or it is not.
What we build after the first release is decided by what people ask for — which is why the last section below is a vote rather than a list of our own intentions.
Built
In the app today, and in the first release.
- Imports the configurations you already have, by file or QR code
- Several tunnels at once on current macOS, when their subnets do not overlap
- Split DNS: a client's domains resolved by their DNS, the rest of your queries by yours
- Keeps your connections in step across your own devices, through your own iCloud, sealed with a passphrase we never see
- Files connections into folders, sorts and filters them, and shares them as text with their QR code
- Watches the resources that matter on each connection and shows their state as soon as the tunnel is up
- Filters logs by connection, shows only errors, exports and shares them
- Switches DNS from a menu, without reopening a single configuration
In development
- Managed Paart — an OPNsense plugin you install on your own firewall — See its page for what it is, what it is not, and why it has no date.
Considering
Nothing here is decided. What gets built after the first release is decided by what people ask for, and this is where you ask.
Other platforms
- Windows
- Android
- Linux
Somewhere else to sync
- WebDAV Nextcloud, a NAS, or your own hosting
- Google Drive Anyone with a Google account
- OneDrive Personal accounts and Microsoft 365
- SFTP Administrators and managed providers
- Dropbox Anyone with a Dropbox account
Managed Paart
- I'd use this
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