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Changelog

New features, improvements, and fixes in osmRouter.

Stay up to date with what's new in osmRouter. Dates are in UTC.


June 2026

TCP tunnels, Basic Auth & Windows — June 5

New

  • Raw TCP tunnelsosmrouter tcp 5432 exposes a TCP service (databases, SSH, game servers) at tunnel.osmrouter.com:<port>.
  • Basic Auth — protect an HTTP tunnel with OSM_BASIC_AUTH=user:pass.
  • Windows support — native binaries and a PowerShell installer: irm https://osmrouter.com/install.ps1 | iex.
  • Email verification — new accounts confirm their address before using the dashboard (social sign-ins are pre-verified).
  • Abuse controls — reserved-subdomain blocklist and account suspension.

Improvements

  • Hardened installers with SHA-256 checksum verification.
  • CLI v1.2.1, Node SDK @omsapi/osmrouter v1.2.1, and desktop (macOS/Windows) + Android apps.

Dashboard, docs & CLI launch — June 4

The first public cut of the platform: hosted tunnels, a real dashboard, full docs, and a published CLI.

New

  • Traffic Inspector — every request that hits your tunnels, in real time: method, path, status, latency, response size, client IP, user agent, protocol.
  • Usage & analytics — bandwidth and request charts, plan limits, and live tunnel counts on the dashboard.
  • Custom domains — add a hostname you own, verify it with a DNS TXT record (with a copy-able Type / Name / Value record), and remove it when you're done.
  • Agent tokens — named tokens per machine or CI job, with last-used times and one-click revocation.
  • Branded email — sign-in codes and password resets now use branded HTML templates.
  • Docs — a full documentation site covering every connection scenario, plus a Node SDK and REST API reference.
  • CLIosmrouter http <port> published for macOS and Linux (amd64/arm64). Install with curl -fsSL https://osmrouter.com/install.sh | sh.

Improvements

  • Denser, more consistent dashboard with light/dark theme support across all components.
  • Streaming (WebSockets, SSE, chunked bodies) passes through with no wall-clock timeout — built for on-device LLMs.

Coming soon

  • UDP tunnels (the relay engine already supports them).
  • OIDC / SSO for protecting endpoints.
  • Load balancing across multiple agents.

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