JITTEROFF for Linux is live

A native desktop control center and first-class CLI bring focused Developer and Media routes to Ubuntu and Debian—without tunneling the whole device.

JITTEROFF now has a native Linux client built for the way developers actually work. Sign in once, choose Developer or Media, and connect only the supported services you need while normal browsing stays on the regular connection.

The first stable release includes a polished desktop control center, a complete terminal client, live route state, Developer custom domains, authenticated protected DNS and an encrypted TLS route. Passwords are never stored on the device; the saved session is restricted to the local user.

Network changes are handled defensively. Disconnect restores the previous state, and the system service cleans up an interrupted route after an application crash or unexpected shutdown. The first stable amd64 .deb targets Ubuntu 22.04, Ubuntu 24.04 and Debian 12.

Download the verified package from the JITTEROFF download page, check its SHA-256 value, then follow the Linux section in the official documentation. Developer members can also authorize up to 12 validated custom domains from the app or CLI.