net-merge/net-merge

Use all your internet connections at once on Windows, macOS, Linux and Android: per-connection load balancing over Wi-Fi, Ethernet, mobile data and phone tethers

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net-merge Use all your internet connections at the same time. Combine Wi-Fi, Ethernet and phone hotspots, so downloads, games and browsers get the speed of every connection added up. Website · Download · Android · Install · Add a second connection · Troubleshooting · How it works From the same developer: DormHost, put your college project online. Node.js, Python or Docker with a database, 30 days free. Need more control? Try RoutEngine, the upgraded commercial version of net-merge. Choose the connection for each app, add a fallback, and set a speed limit or data cap per app. Windows, macOS and Linux. Free for personal use, Pro for work. A Mac with Wi-Fi + an Android phone. The menu shows both connections working at once. Watch the full 45-second video. net-merge uses all your network adapters together. It works on Windows, macOS and Linux. It is free. There is no account,…

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  1. How it helps
  2. Install
  3. Android
  4. Uninstall
  5. NixOS
  6. Add a second connection
  7. Use it
  8. Troubleshooting
  9. Commands
  10. Good to know
  11. More
  12. Support

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What this repository does

Use all your internet connections at once on Windows, macOS, Linux and Android: per-connection load balancing over Wi-Fi, Ethernet, mobile data and phone tethers

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Owner
net-merge
Primary language
Go
Stars
2,734
Forks
158
Open issues + pull requests
4
License
MIT
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No
Default branch
main
Created
2026-10-12T19:28:45.000Z
Last push
2026-10-29T15:26:00.000Z

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Owner-supplied topics: android, bandwidth-aggregation, downloader, golang, linux, load-balancing, macos, net-merge, networking, tethering, tun, wifi, windows, wintun

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