v0 · pre-release open source coordinator + agent mesh

brace·modular infrastructure orchestration for self‑hosters

An open-source coordinator and agent mesh that manages your servers, VPN peers, DNS, certificates, and firewall rules — with modules for what you need, nothing you don't.

zig / htmx / docker · swarm · systemd / wireguard
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free core

open source. self-hostable. no telemetry, no lock-in.

  1. 01

    node inventory

    Track every host with tags and groups. The single source of truth for everything else the coordinator does.

  2. 02

    wireguard mesh

    Peer-to-peer encrypted networking via wgmesh. Nodes discover and reach each other without a central VPN server.

  3. 03

    role-based access

    RBAC with network segmentation built in. Limit which operators can touch which slice of the inventory.

  4. 04

    basic health monitoring

    Liveness, reachability, and agent heartbeat — visible in the dashboard, exposed via the API.

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optional modules

opt in to the pieces you actually need. planned, not yet shipping.

  • M1 DNS management authoritative + provider sync planned
  • M2 certificate management Let's Encrypt / ACME, auto-renewal planned
  • M3 firewall management declarative nftables rule sync planned
  • M4 batch operations apply commands across tagged hosts planned
  • M5 Proxmox integration VM/CT lifecycle from the coordinator planned
  • M6 advanced access control SSO/OIDC, audit logs, custom roles planned
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who it's for

  • self-hosters

    Tired of tracking WireGuard peers, DNS records, and TLS certs by hand across a dozen boxes.

  • homelab builders

    A single source of truth for every service you've racked up — without the wiki drift.

  • small DevOps teams

    Platform engineering without having to adopt an entire platform.

  • freelance sysadmins

    One dashboard across every client's network — not a browser tab per client.

brace is built for the people who already run their own metal — and who want a control plane that doesn't try to sell them an entire platform they didn't ask for.