Floo v0.1.4

High-throughput tunneling in Zig - Zero dependencies, maximum performance

🚀 Performance (Apple M1 MacBook Air)

• 29.4 Gbps encrypted throughput (AEGIS-128L cipher)
• 62% faster than Rathole
• 194% faster than FRP

📦 Binary Sizes

• Client (flooc): 394 KB
• Server (floos): 277 KB
• Total: 671 KB

✨ Key Features

• 🔐 Noise XX + PSK authentication (5 AEAD ciphers)
• 🚀 Multi-service multiplexing
• ⚡ Parallel tunnels with round-robin load balancing
• 🌐 Proxy support (SOCKS5 + HTTP CONNECT)
• 💓 Heartbeat supervision & auto-reconnect
• 🔄 Hot config reload (SIGHUP)
• 📊 Built-in diagnostics (--doctor, --ping)
• 🎯 Per-service token authentication

📥 Installation

Choose your platform:

⚡ Recommended: Optimized builds provide significantly better crypto performance (3-5x faster encryption).

🥧 Raspberry Pi users: Use the aarch64-linux-gnu-rpi variant to avoid illegal instruction errors on Pi 4/5.

Extract and use:

tar xzf floo-*.tar.gz   # or unzip floo-*.zip on Windows
cd floo-*/
./flooc --version
./floos --version

📖 Quick Start

See the README for complete documentation including:

• Configuration guide
• CLI reference
• Performance tuning
• Proxy setup
• Troubleshooting

⚠️ Security Note

Before production use:

1. Replace placeholder PSK and tokens in config files
2. Run --doctor diagnostics to validate setup
3. Use AEGIS-128L or AES-256-GCM cipher (never "none")

Built with ❤️ in Zig

Full Changelog: v0.1.3...v0.1.4

Automated nightly build from latest commit

Latest Changes

Commit: c4f13362675b8d9084ce6a52f14abc6a5b5d9dc8

fix: use i64 for RateLimiter timestamps instead of i128

x86_64 Linux does not support atomic operations on 128-bit integers.
Changed timestamp fields from i128 to i64, which is sufficient for
nanosecond precision until year 2262.

This fixes cross-compilation for x86_64-linux-gnu and x86_64-linux-musl
targets in the Release workflow.

🤖 Generated with Claude Code

Co-Authored-By: Claude [email protected]

🚀 Performance

• 29.4 Gbps encrypted throughput (AEGIS-128L)
• 671 KB total binary size
• Zero dependencies

📥 Downloads

⚠️ Note

This is a pre-release nightly build from the latest code.

• Updated automatically on every push to main
• For production, use numbered releases (v0.1.0, v0.2.0, etc.)
• Binaries are built with ReleaseFast optimization

🔒 Security

Before using:

1. Replace placeholder PSK/tokens in config files
2. Run --doctor to validate setup
3. Use AEGIS-128L or AES-256-GCM cipher

Built from: c4f1336

Floo v0.1.3

High-throughput tunneling in Zig - Zero dependencies, maximum performance

🚀 Performance (Apple M1 MacBook Air)

• 29.4 Gbps encrypted throughput (AEGIS-128L cipher)
• 62% faster than Rathole
• 194% faster than FRP

📦 Binary Sizes

• Client (flooc): 394 KB
• Server (floos): 277 KB
• Total: 671 KB

✨ Key Features

• 🔐 Noise XX + PSK authentication (5 AEAD ciphers)
• 🚀 Multi-service multiplexing
• ⚡ Parallel tunnels with round-robin load balancing
• 🌐 Proxy support (SOCKS5 + HTTP CONNECT)
• 💓 Heartbeat supervision & auto-reconnect
• 🔄 Hot config reload (SIGHUP)
• 📊 Built-in diagnostics (--doctor, --ping)
• 🎯 Per-service token authentication

📥 Installation

Choose your platform:

⚡ Recommended: Optimized builds provide significantly better crypto performance (3-5x faster encryption).

🥧 Raspberry Pi users: Use the aarch64-linux-gnu-rpi variant to avoid illegal instruction errors on Pi 4/5.

Extract and use:

tar xzf floo-*.tar.gz   # or unzip floo-*.zip on Windows
cd floo-*/
./flooc --version
./floos --version

📖 Quick Start

See the README for complete documentation including:

• Configuration guide
• CLI reference
• Performance tuning
• Proxy setup
• Troubleshooting

⚠️ Security Note

Before production use:

1. Replace placeholder PSK and tokens in config files
2. Run --doctor diagnostics to validate setup
3. Use AEGIS-128L or AES-256-GCM cipher (never "none")

Built with ❤️ in Zig

Full Changelog: v0.1.2...v0.1.3

Floo v0.1.2

High-throughput tunneling in Zig - Zero dependencies, maximum performance

🚀 Performance (Apple M1 MacBook Air)

• 29.4 Gbps encrypted throughput (AEGIS-128L cipher)
• 62% faster than Rathole
• 194% faster than FRP

📦 Binary Sizes

• Client (flooc): 394 KB
• Server (floos): 277 KB
• Total: 671 KB

✨ Key Features

• 🔐 Noise XX + PSK authentication (5 AEAD ciphers)
• 🚀 Multi-service multiplexing
• ⚡ Parallel tunnels with round-robin load balancing
• 🌐 Proxy support (SOCKS5 + HTTP CONNECT)
• 💓 Heartbeat supervision & auto-reconnect
• 🔄 Hot config reload (SIGHUP)
• 📊 Built-in diagnostics (--doctor, --ping)
• 🎯 Per-service token authentication

📥 Installation

Choose your platform:

⚡ Recommended: Optimized builds provide significantly better crypto performance (3-5x faster encryption).

🥧 Raspberry Pi users: Use the aarch64-linux-gnu-rpi variant to avoid illegal instruction errors on Pi 4/5.

Extract and use:

tar xzf floo-*.tar.gz
cd floo-*/
./flooc --version
./floos --version

📖 Quick Start

See the README for complete documentation including:

• Configuration guide
• CLI reference
• Performance tuning
• Proxy setup
• Troubleshooting

⚠️ Security Note

Before production use:

1. Replace placeholder PSK and tokens in config files
2. Run --doctor diagnostics to validate setup
3. Use AEGIS-128L or AES-256-GCM cipher (never "none")

Built with ❤️ in Zig

Full Changelog: v0.1.1...v0.1.2

Floo v0.1.1

High-throughput tunneling in Zig - Zero dependencies, maximum performance

🚀 Performance (Apple M1 MacBook Air)

• 29.4 Gbps encrypted throughput (AEGIS-128L cipher)
• 62% faster than Rathole
• 194% faster than FRP

📦 Binary Sizes

• Client (flooc): 394 KB
• Server (floos): 277 KB
• Total: 671 KB

✨ Key Features

• 🔐 Noise XX + PSK authentication (5 AEAD ciphers)
• 🚀 Multi-service multiplexing
• ⚡ Parallel tunnels with round-robin load balancing
• 🌐 Proxy support (SOCKS5 + HTTP CONNECT)
• 💓 Heartbeat supervision & auto-reconnect
• 🔄 Hot config reload (SIGHUP)
• 📊 Built-in diagnostics (--doctor, --ping)
• 🎯 Per-service token authentication

📥 Installation

Choose your platform:

⚡ Recommended: Optimized builds provide significantly better crypto performance (3-5x faster encryption).

🥧 Raspberry Pi users: Use the aarch64-linux-gnu-rpi variant to avoid illegal instruction errors on Pi 4/5.

Extract and use:

tar xzf floo-*.tar.gz
cd floo-*/
./flooc --version
./floos --version

📖 Quick Start

See the README for complete documentation including:

• Configuration guide
• CLI reference
• Performance tuning
• Proxy setup
• Troubleshooting

⚠️ Security Note

Before production use:

1. Replace placeholder PSK and tokens in config files
2. Run --doctor diagnostics to validate setup
3. Use AEGIS-128L or AES-256-GCM cipher (never "none")

Built with ❤️ in Zig

Full Changelog: v0.1.0...v0.1.1

Floo v0.1.0

High-throughput tunneling in Zig - Zero dependencies, maximum performance

🚀 Performance (Apple M1 MacBook Air)

• 29.4 Gbps encrypted throughput (AEGIS-128L cipher)
• 62% faster than Rathole
• 194% faster than FRP

📦 Binary Sizes

• Client (flooc): 394 KB
• Server (floos): 277 KB
• Total: 671 KB

✨ Key Features

• 🔐 Noise XX + PSK authentication (5 AEAD ciphers)
• 🚀 Multi-service multiplexing
• ⚡ Parallel tunnels with round-robin load balancing
• 🌐 Proxy support (SOCKS5 + HTTP CONNECT)
• 💓 Heartbeat supervision & auto-reconnect
• 🔄 Hot config reload (SIGHUP)
• 📊 Built-in diagnostics (--doctor, --ping)
• 🎯 Per-service token authentication

📥 Installation

Choose your platform:

⚡ Recommended: Optimized builds provide significantly better crypto performance (3-5x faster encryption).

Extract and use:

tar xzf floo-*.tar.gz
cd floo-*/
./flooc --version
./floos --version

📖 Quick Start

See the README for complete documentation including:

• Configuration guide
• CLI reference
• Performance tuning
• Proxy setup
• Troubleshooting

⚠️ Security Note

Before production use:

1. Replace placeholder PSK and tokens in config files
2. Run --doctor diagnostics to validate setup
3. Use AEGIS-128L or AES-256-GCM cipher (never "none")

Built with ❤️ in Zig

Full Changelog: https://github.com/YUX/floo/commits/v0.1.0