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Why pay $49.00 per server and be restricted to a single USB device? USBAnywhere connects unlimited remote USB peripherals over LAN, Wi-Fi, and Internet with zero licensing fees, Microsoft WHQL-certified drivers, and tunable ultra-low latency.

Transform any Linux device (or Windows PC) into a high-performance Virtual USB Hub accessible from Windows 10 and 11. Compatible with Raspberry Pi, Orange Pi, Banana Pi, Proxmox/HomeLab, Steam Deck, OpenWRT routers, CrealityBox, and any ARM/x86 Linux server.

1. 🎮 Cloud Gaming, Moonlight / Sunshine & Steam Deck Pass Xbox/DualSense controllers (with full rumble, adaptive triggers, and audio), wireless headset dongles, and keyboards from your living room Raspberry Pi or handheld directly to your gaming rig.
2. 🏎️ SimRacing & Flight Simulators (HOTAS / VR) Connect steering wheels, load-cell pedals, shifters, button boxes, and VR trackers simultaneously over Ethernet using Low-Latency WSK mode without hitting a 1-device paywall.
3. 🖨️ 3D Printing (Klipper, Mainsail, OctoPrint, CrealityBox) Bridge multiple USB webcams, ADXL345 resonance accelerometers, and printer mainboards effortlessly.
4. 🖥️ HomeLab, Proxmox & Self-Hosted Attach Zigbee/Z-Wave coordinators, hardware security keys, and license dongles (AutoCAD, iLok, eToken) over LAN or Tailscale VPN.

▶️ Watch Full Masterclass Tutorial on YouTube

Connect your diode laser (GRBL/Ruida) and overhead alignment camera simultaneously over Wi-Fi or VPN with zero mid-burn disconnects and zero paywalls:

▶️ Watch Diode Laser & LightBurn Camera Tutorial on YouTube

• 🌐 Rebranded to USBAnywhere - A modern identity built to be the #1 open-source alternative to VirtualHere and VirtualUSB, with automatic configuration migration from SnakeUSBIP v2.x.
• ⚡ 1-Click SSH & Plug & Play Server Auto-Setup - Turn any Raspberry Pi, Debian, or Ubuntu machine into a ready-to-use USB over IP server with automatic udev hotplug device export.
• 🏎️ Interactive Dual Performance Modes (⚡ Mode: Zero-Copy / 🏎️ Mode: Low-Latency) - Switch between zero-copy (high bandwidth storage/video) and low-latency (fast WSK event callbacks for HID/gaming/SimRacing) directly from the status bar.
• 📊 Live Server Latency Meter ([ms]) & Custom Device Renaming (✏️) - Real-time TCP ping indicator next to each discovered server and persistent friendly naming per device.
• 🔌 Graceful Detach & Hardened Driver Lifecycle - Automatically frees connected remote USB ports on exit/uninstall and safely manages the ROOT\USBIP_WIN2\UDE virtual controller without duplicate nodes or forced USB root hub resets.
• 🛡️ Certified WHQL Drivers - Official Microsoft-certified drivers for Windows 10/11 x64 with full Core Isolation (HVCI) support.
• 📦 Hybrid Portable & Installer Mode - ZIP releases store config locally; the hardened Inno Setup installer uses %AppData%\USBAnywhere and supports quiet --minimized Windows startup.
• 📚 Updated USB Database - Latest usb.ids with 25,000+ recognized devices.

• 🔍 Auto-Discovery - Scan for USB/IP servers across your local network in seconds with live [ms] latency
• ⚡ 1-Click SSH Provisioning - Install and start usbipd on your Raspberry Pi/Linux server automatically
• 🌐 Internet Connection - Connect anywhere via Tailscale, ZeroTier, or WireGuard (NAT traversal)
• 🏎️ Tunable Latency - Status-bar toggle between Zero-Copy throughput and Low-Latency WSK packet handling
• 🔌 One-Click Connect & Auto-Disconnect - Connect/disconnect devices cleanly
• ⭐ Favorites & Auto-Reconnect - Save devices with automatic 3-attempt reconnection and per-device latency profiles
• 📋 Detailed Hardware Info & Renaming - Real-time VID:PID, vendor lookup for 25,000+ USB devices, and custom device names
• 🎨 Modern Native GUI - Fast .NET 9 WPF interface with live Dark and Light themes
• 🌐 Multi-language - Instant switching between English and Spanish
• 🔄 Secure Auto-Update - Verifies GitHub releases with mandatory SHA-256 cryptographic checks (SHA256SUMS.txt)

1. Download from Releases:
   • Windows x64: USBAnywhere-v3.0.0-x64.zip
   • Windows ARM64: USBAnywhere-v3.0.0-arm64.zip (Surface Pro X, Snapdragon X Elite, etc.)
2. Extract the ZIP to any folder
3. Run USBAnywhere.exe as Administrator
4. Done!

1. Download USBAnywhere_Setup_v3.0.0.exe from Releases
2. Run the installer as Administrator
3. Follow the installation wizard

ARM64 drivers are test-signed. See README_ARM64.md in the ZIP for instructions to enable Windows Test Mode.

1. Scan - Click 🔍 Scan to find servers on your network
2. List - Click 📋 List to see available USB devices
3. Connect - Double-click a device or right-click → Connect
4. Disconnect - Right-click → Disconnect

1. Click 🔗 SSH in the top toolbar
2. Enter your Raspberry Pi / Linux username (e.g. pi or root) and IP
3. Click ⚡ 1-Click Auto-Setup — it automatically installs usbip, loads kernel modules persistently, starts the daemon, and lists your USB ports!

Or run our 1-Line Plug & Play Installer on Linux / Raspberry Pi:

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/oscarlosu-lab/USBAnywhere/main/scripts/install-server.sh | sudo bash

💡 100% Plug & Play (Like VirtualHere!): Installs usbipd, creates a systemd service, and adds a udev hotplug rule that automatically exports any USB device as soon as you plug it into your Raspberry Pi/Linux server — zero manual usbip bind commands required!

Run a Plug & Play USB/IP server on Unraid, TrueNAS, Synology, or Proxmox using docker/docker-compose.yml:

git clone --recursive https://github.com/oscarlosu-lab/USBAnywhere.git && cd USBAnywhere/docker && docker compose up -d

Automate controller, wheel, or headset attachment when starting a game stream:

USBAnywhere.exe --minimized --connect 192.168.1.50 1-1.4

1. Install Tailscale on Windows and your server
2. Click ● VPN to scan peers with active USB/IP (port 3240)
3. Select remote server(s) and click Connect

See docs/VPN_INTERNET_EN.md for the complete guide.

Works on any Linux device with USB ports (Raspberry Pi, Orange Pi, Banana Pi, OpenWRT, CrealityBox, Debian/Ubuntu x86/ARM):

Debian / Ubuntu / Raspberry Pi OS:

sudo apt update && sudo apt install -y usbip hwdata usbutils
sudo modprobe usbip_host
sudo usbipd -D
sudo usbip list -l
sudo usbip bind -b 1-1.4  # Replace with your bus-id

OpenWRT:

opkg update && opkg install usbip-server kmod-usb-ohci
usbipd -D

See docs/RASPBERRY_PI_SERVER_EN.md for complete instructions.

USBAnywhere/ (Unified Monorepo Suite)
├── client/                     # Windows 10/11 Client (.NET 9.0 WPF, WHQL Drivers & WSK Engine)
│   ├── src/USBAnywhere/        # Client application source code
│   ├── tests/                  # Client xUnit test suite (74 tests)
│   ├── Portable/               # x64 portable binaries & WHQL drivers
│   ├── Portable-ARM64/         # ARM64 portable binaries & WHQL drivers
│   ├── installer/              # Inno Setup x64 installer script
│   └── packaging/              # Winget & Scoop manifest definitions
├── server-windows/             # Desktop Server Submodule (Windows WPF GUI & macOS Swift Daemon)
├── server-android/             # Android Server Submodule (Kotlin, Jetpack Compose & Leanback TV)
├── docs/                       # Official web portal (GitHub Pages) & technical guides
├── scripts/                    # Automation scripts & Linux 1-click installer (install-server.sh)
├── .github/                    # Unified CI/CD workflows & Ko-fi sponsorship
└── USBAnywhere.sln             # Root .NET Solution (Builds Client + Server simultaneously)

This project is licensed under the GNU General Public License v3.0 (GPLv3).

USBAnywhere is 100% Free and Open Source. You are free to run, study, share, and modify the software under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation.

See LICENSE for full legal terms and conditions.

If USBAnywhere helped your sim rig, cloud gaming, or 3D printing setup, consider buying us a coffee on Ko-fi. Your contributions directly fund driver code-signing certificates, test hardware (SBCs, controllers, wheelbases), and hosting.