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vonode/README.md

Vonode logo

Vonode

Keep your SIMs at home. Take your numbers anywhere.
Your SIMs on your own node, managed from your iPhone.

Website Node releases App Self-hosted

Vonode turns a Linux computer with cellular modules into a private node. The Vonode app for iPhone and iPad reads and sends SMS, makes and answers calls, switches eSIM profiles and turns on Wi-Fi calling, all through hardware you run yourself.

There is no Vonode cloud between you and your numbers: the app talks to your node directly over encrypted SSH, and messages, call history and settings stay on the node you operate.

Features

Feature What it does
Messages Read and send SMS for every number on the node, with automatic junk sorting.
Calls Make and answer calls through your node; incoming calls ring through CallKit, even in the background.
Wi-Fi Calling Switch each SIM between cellular and Wi-Fi calling (VoWiFi) where your plan supports it.
SIM and eSIM Download, switch, rename and delete eSIM profiles on a removable eUICC card. Physical SIMs work as they are.
Check network A plain-language check of SIM, carrier, mobile data, SMS and calling service.
Notifications SMS and call alerts through Apple push, with optional previews encrypted by your node.
And the rest Carrier codes (USSD), automations, proxies, backups and moving to a new phone.

How it works

The Vonode app Your node Your carrier
Messages, calls, numbers and settings in a native app for iPhone and iPad. A 64-bit Linux computer running the Vonode node software, with up to five USB cellular modules. Your own SIM and eSIM plans. Wi-Fi calling works where your carrier enables it on the plan.

You pair the app by scanning a one-time QR code that your node shows. It is valid for five minutes, and the app pins the node's SSH host key. A small relay run by VONODE LLC delivers Apple notifications and confirms subscriptions; it does not store plaintext message content (Privacy Policy).

Get started

Next step Links
Install the node Install guide · Step-by-step guide
Download Node releases (first public release coming soon) · Install instructions and wiki
Check your hardware Supported hardware
Get the app Free download on the App Store · iOS and iPadOS 17 or later · free plan available
Support support@vonode.cc · vonode.cc/support

About this account

This account publishes the Vonode node release files and documentation. Vonode is proprietary software of VONODE LLC; its source code is not published here. The corresponding source of the GPL and LGPL components the node includes is attached to every release.

Vonode is not an emergency service. Do not rely on it for emergency or life-safety communication.

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