Node → node
Start with two machines on a trusted network. Pair them, test synthetic (made-up test) traffic in both directions and verify clean shutdown.
Free developer and lab evaluation
Evaluate a direct connection between two nodes (machines running EigenTunnel, our software for encrypted connections between systems) or connect through a gateway (an intermediate connection point) you host in your own network or private cloud. Core (the commercial EigenTunnel software) source remains private; public Python tools help you analyze lab observations.
Start with two machines on a trusted network. Pair them, test synthetic (made-up test) traffic in both directions and verify clean shutdown.
Evaluate a relay path using a reachable gateway on infrastructure you operate and pay for. This can help when direct connectivity is blocked by NAT (network address translation, which makes direct connections difficult).
Free lab software does not include Eigen-Systems-funded AWS (Amazon Web Services) resources or managed hosting. A gateway in your own cloud account is self-hosted. Eigen-Systems-operated infrastructure and engineering assistance require a paid scope.
Corporate, government and academic emails are welcome. Independent consultants and researchers can request manual review. No payment card is required to request the free lab. Source access is a separate decision.
Python tools are public now. macOS® Apple® Silicon/Intel and Linux® x86-64/ARM64 binaries (ready-to-run programs for these processor types) have been built; the lab distribution package and installation instructions are under review. Registration is not an immediate download. Windows support is not established.
Relay connectivity has been founder-tested over macOS → AWS → macOS through Starlink satellite internet. Payment and provisioning for EigenTunnel Console (our paid, managed service for setting up and running EigenTunnel connections) are unfinished. Algorithm implementation evidence and independent assessment status are separate from this connectivity test.