STEP 1 OF 2 · FIND YOUR NETWORK
Let’s get you connected.
Bindu will look for a network on your current Wi-Fi or LAN. If there isn’t one, you can start your own or join a network elsewhere.
Look for Bindu nearby
Run the small setup helper on the computer you want to connect. It checks this LAN and asks you which path to take. Nothing is joined without your confirmation.
Download setup helperOpen Terminal and run bash ~/Downloads/bindu-first-run.sh. See advanced setup.
Use a nearby network
See the network name and address, confirm it with its owner, then sign in with your own role.
Start one here
The helper downloads a checked Bindu Network pilot package and guides you through starting it on this LAN. Node.js and Docker are required.
Join one elsewhere
Enter its secure address. If it is private, connect through the owner’s Tailscale network first.
Your network role is decided after sign-in. Tenant, guest, and operator access stay separate. Installing the helper does not grant access or enroll your computer as a compute worker.
Prefer a command?
curl -fsSL https://bindu.cloud/protocol/start.txt -o bindu-first-run.sh && bash bindu-first-run.sh