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    Diniboy1123/usque

    Open-source reimplementation of the Cloudflare WARP client's MASQUE protocol.

    networking
    connect-ip
    masque
    proxy
    quic
    socks5
    Go
    MIT
    1.5K stars
    196 forks
    1.5K GitHub watchers
    Updated Oct 31, 2026
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    Where it stands

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    No releases in the last 90 days; the most recent was 103 days ago, with 9 contributors on GitHub.

    Gained 37% fewer stars in the last 90 days than in the 90 days before.

    Use Cases & Benefits

    • Implements an open-source reimplementation of Cloudflare WARP client's MASQUE protocol providing multiple tunnel and proxy modes.
    • Offers versatile connectivity options including native tunnel, SOCKS5, HTTP proxy, and port forwarding with cross-platform support and ZeroTrust integration.
    • Use for creating a native TUN device tunnel on Linux or Windows to route IP traffic efficiently through Cloudflare's WARP network.
    • Use for deploying a cross-platform SOCKS5 proxy to securely route TCP and UDP traffic without requiring kernel modules or root privileges.
    • Use for advanced port forwarding between WARP network devices and local hosts to enable Warp-to-Warp communication in ZeroTrust environments.

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    License

    MIT

    Permissive: commercial use, modification and redistribution are allowed with attribution.

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    From the README

    Usque is an open-source reimplementation of the Cloudflare WARP client's MASQUE mode. It leverages the Connnect-IP (RFC 9484) protocol and comes with many operation modes including a native tunnel (currently Linux only), a SOCKS5 proxy, and a HTTP proxy.

    You can download the latest release from the releases page. For now, Android (arm64), Linux (armv5, armv6, armv7, arm64, amd64), Windows (arm64, amd64) and Darwin (arm64, amd64) binaries are provided. However only the Linux amd64 binary was tested. If you have a different platform, you can build from source.

    Extract the archive and you will find a binary named usque in the root directory. You can move this binary to a directory in your PATH to make it accessible from anywhere.

    Excerpt from the Diniboy1123/usque README on GitHub (MIT license). © its authors.Read the full README on GitHub

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