What is ProxyPass?
Remote access for devices in networks you don't own.
ProxyPass is a remote access platform for companies that deploy hardware or software into customer networks: EV chargers, digital signage, kiosks, vending machines and on-premise installations.
Not the Apache directive. If you arrived looking for the ProxyPass directive in Apache mod_proxy, that's an unrelated reverse-proxy configuration line. This page is about ProxyPass the remote access product.
The problem it solves
Once you ship a device into a network you don't control, you lose easy access to it. The customer's firewall blocks inbound traffic, there's no VPN you're allowed to set up, and the site may sit behind CGNAT or an LTE router with no routable address. Reaching that device to update it, debug it or pull data becomes a per-site negotiation with someone else's IT.
How it works
You install a lightweight node on any machine in the target network. The node connects outbound over TLS — the same kind of connection software makes to check for updates — and keeps it open. There is no inbound port, no firewall change, and nothing for the customer's IT to configure.
From your side you then reach the device three ways:
- CONNECT proxy — any TCP protocol: SSH, RDP, browsers, MQTT and more.
- REST bridge — relay a single HTTPS request to any HTTP device on the LAN.
- WebDAV file mount — mount the node's filesystem as a network drive to browse logs and pull files.
Who it's for
Any business running a fleet of devices in other people's networks: EV charging and energy, digital signage and kiosks, vending and POS, IoT and smart buildings, on-premise software vendors, and managed IT service providers.
What it is not
It is not a consumer VPN, not a web-scraping proxy, and — to say it once more — not the Apache mod_proxy ProxyPass directive. It is infrastructure for reaching your own deployed devices, safely, at fleet scale.
Try it on your own devices
Start a pilot — the typical first invoice is €0. We'll send your install script within 24 hours.