Compare: SSH, Tailscale, UUMit
In one sentence
Section titled “In one sentence”UUMit gives your personal Agent a safe address: no open ports, no networking software on every device, and no handing over your whole network.
Comparison
Section titled “Comparison”| SSH tunnel | Tailscale Serve | UUMit Agent address | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Open it straight from a phone | Needs an SSH client on the phone plus a forward | The phone needs Tailscale, signed in to the same network | Open the address in any browser |
| Let people or Agents outside your network use it | You hand out accounts or keys | Add them to your network or expose it separately | Send an invite link; take it back any time |
| Grant and revoke per app | Usually per machine | Per device and port inside the network | Per app: “Only me”, “Me and people I invite” or “Everyone” |
| Changes your system network | No, but you need a reachable SSH entry point | Installs a virtual network adapter | No — outbound connections only |
When to pick something else
Section titled “When to pick something else”- Only between your own devices, or your team already uses Tailscale: Tailscale is a better fit.
- Just the occasional connection back home from one computer: SSH is enough.
- Want your Agent on your phone any time, or to share one app with friends and their Agents: use UUMit.
Get started
Section titled “Get started”Three steps in Use Your Home Agent Anywhere.