airmshAbout Airmsh
Private network access for developers and AI agents.
Airmsh brings devices, selected private services, shared files, and destination-local agents into one product, with explicit decisions about who may reach what.
For people who need to work across devices without publishing every internal service on the open internet.
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What is Airmsh?
Airmsh is a cross-platform private mesh client for connecting authorized devices and granting access to selected services, shared files, and destination-local agents. It is not a blanket grant to every service on a server. Start with the setup guide.
Who operates Airmsh?
The Airmsh Privacy Policy names QUREIT HEALTHCARE PRIVATE LIMITED as the operator. Product and commercial questions can be sent to airbtnapp@gmail.com.
What Airmsh builds
The client is built around a shared Rust mesh core used by desktop, mobile, and CLI packaging. A control service coordinates accounts, devices, and policies. Private traffic can travel directly between authorized peers or through an encrypted relay when needed.
The product includes private Endpoints for individual services, optional peer Terminal and read-only Files access, AirFS shared drives in preview, and agent routes for permitted databases, MCP tools, and APIs. Each has its own setup and limits.
Who operates it
Airmsh is operated by QUREIT HEALTHCARE PRIVATE LIMITED, as stated in the Airmsh Privacy Policy. For product, access, or commercial questions, contact airbtnapp@gmail.com. For privacy requests, use the same address from the account associated with your request.
Illustrative workflow
What this looks like
A small team may connect a laptop and a server, grant one developer access to a staging API, and later add a named MCP agent for an internal tool. The service and agent are configured separately; granting one does not silently grant the other.
Limits to know
- Airmsh does not claim that all features have the same availability on every platform. AirFS is a preview; check Downloads and the feature guides for current platform support.
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