Katacomb VPN shows how specialized dVPN applications can be built on top of Sentinel by independent teams, while still giving users direct access to the same decentralized bandwidth network underneath.
Built by
@proofoftrinity, a long-time Sentinel community member, Katacomb is an open-source Linux desktop client designed for users who want more control over how they connect. It supports six protocols, including WireGuard, V2Ray, OpenVPN, Xray, AmneziaWG, and Hysteria2, with node discovery by location, protocol, and price.
Katacomb also supports multi-hop connections across compatible nodes, direct on-chain payments to node operators, latency and download-speed testing before connecting, plus controls for kill switch, DNS, and split tunneling.
The latest v1.6.0 update improves the nodes dashboard, adding more polish to the operator and user experience. Katacomb also includes provider tooling for creating plans, leasing nodes, and monitoring subscriber activity, making it more than a basic VPN client.
This is the value of an open dVPN ecosystem. Independent teams can build applications for different users, platforms, and use cases, while Sentinel provides the shared network layer powered by independent peer-to-peer nodes.
Explore Katacomb VPN:
trinitystake.github.io/websi…
View the source code:
github.com/trinitystake/kata…
Explore more dVPN applications built on Sentinel:
docs.sentinel.co/get-started…