⬢github Go · 989 ★ +68 since we first saw it · pushed 17 h ago · MIT
rohit267/net-merge
Use all your network adapters at once on Windows/Linux/Mac: per-connection load balancing over Wi-Fi, Ethernet and phone/USB tethers (TUN + Wintun)
net-merge is a free Go tool for Windows, macOS and Linux that combines multiple network connections — Wi-Fi, Ethernet, phone or USB tethering — so apps can use their combined bandwidth. It load-balances each new connection across links via a TUN/Wintun interface, no proxy, account, or VPN needed, and shows per-adapter speeds in the tray.
Why now: It is trending as one of the most-starred new repos, with a recent demo showing Wi-Fi plus phone tethering reaching 232–303 Mbit/s versus ~121 Mbit/s on the fastest link alone.
Who it is for: Anyone with several internet connections — gamers, heavy downloaders, and users with flaky or capped home internet — who wants them summed instead of switching between them.
bandwidth-aggregationdownloadergolanglinuxload-balancingmacosnetworkingtetheringtunwifi
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