Remoc
Rust RPC where channels and objects travel over one connection
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Rouler
Split tunnelling for Windows: decide which network each app or address uses
Windows has no clean way to run Tailscale, Mullvad and a work VPN side by side; this gives each app its own route without touching the route table.
Rouler lets you pin individual apps or IP ranges to a specific network interface on Windows, so several VPNs can be up at once: Slack over the work VPN, a torrent client over Mullvad. It works with any VPN that creates a Windows interface. Rather than a proxy or virtual adapter, it uses its own Rust network driver that applies your rule just before Windows makes its routing decision, leaving the route table alone. It is a solo project by an Australian developer, now in free public beta for 64-bit Intel and AMD machines; the release version will be paid, at a price not yet set.
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