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WireKing

All tunnels at once.

WireKing turns your WireGuard tunnels on and off from the menu bar — even multiple tunnels at once, each with its own toggle switch.

DownloadWhat WireKing can do
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Tunnels
multiple at once
Controls
one switch per tunnel
Status
Connection and handshake
Location
in the menu bar
What it’s for

Multiple WireGuard tunnels at once, with a switch.

The official WireGuard app can only open one tunnel at a time on Mac. It uses Apple’s VPN interface, which allows only one connection at a time. Until now, anyone who needed more — for example, to connect to the office and a home server — had to use the Terminal. Easy enough for experts, but out of reach for everyone else. That’s why I built WireKing: it takes a different approach, giving every tunnel its own toggle switch so you can turn on as many as you need.

Who it’s for

You work with multiple networks.

Office, client, home server — keep all your tunnels open at once instead of constantly switching between them.

You don’t want to use the Terminal.

Import a configuration, flip the switch, done. WireKing takes care of everything WireGuard needs.

You manage devices remotely.

See at a glance whether the other end is responding.

What WireKing can do

Everything you need for everyday WireGuard use — and nothing more.

01 · Import

Import configurations

Import WireGuard files, even several at once.

02 · Ein · Aus

One switch per tunnel

Run as many tunnels at once as you need – right from the menu bar.

03 · Status

See if it's working

Connected or no handshake – WireKing shows whether the other end is responding.

04 · Neustart

Restore tunnels

Active tunnels come back automatically after a restart.

05 · Fremde Tunnel

Clean up

Tunnels not managed by WireKing are detected and can be shut down.

06 · MTU

No more lost responses

WireKing sets a safe MTU so large responses don't get silently lost.

See what it looks like

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All your tunnels and their status at a glance.
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Import a WireGuard configuration.
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Setup with a helper and dependencies.

Get started

  1. 01

    Set up

    WireKing installs Homebrew and the WireGuard tools if needed, along with a small helper for network permissions.

  2. 02

    Import

    Import the remote peer’s WireGuard configuration.

  3. 03

    Turn on

    Flip the switch—for as many tunnels as you like.

Requirements

System
macOS 13 Ventura or later
Setup
nothing to install beforehand – WireKing installs Homebrew and the WireGuard tools itself when needed
Configuration
a WireGuard file (.conf) from the other end