Private bandwidth-sharing network. Invited members only.
Recommended if you're not into terminal stuff
Click the button below to grab the installer:
⬇ Download StreamMesh-Setup.bat~4 KB — it's just a text file. Right-click → Edit to see the full source if you want.
Windows might show a blue "Windows protected your PC" popup. Click "More info" → "Run anyway". This is normal for any new download.
Then click "Yes" when it asks for admin permission.
It'll ask for the key Josh sent you. Right-click in the black window to paste, then press Enter.
Two shortcuts appear on your desktop: StreamMesh Start and StreamMesh Stop. That's it.
StreamMesh creates a tiny encrypted tunnel between your computer and the private network. A small proxy runs in the background that routes a sliver of internet traffic through your connection — about the bandwidth of a single YouTube video. That's it.
What it does:
What it doesn't do:
Two open-source tools, nothing proprietary:
Everything installs to C:\ProgramData\StreamMesh. Full source visible at setup time.
Barely noticeable. It uses about 1 Mbps — roughly 0.5% of a typical 200 Mbps connection. You won't feel it while gaming, streaming, or video calling.
Double-click "StreamMesh Stop" on your desktop. Done. It doesn't auto-restart or run at startup unless you set it up that way.
Open PowerShell and run: powershell C:\ProgramData\StreamMesh\uninstall.ps1
Removes everything. WireGuard stays (uninstall separately from Settings if you want).
No. WireGuard creates a private tunnel to the mesh network only. Your regular internet traffic, browsing, and IP address are completely unaffected. Only traffic on the mesh subnet (10.0.x.x) goes through the tunnel.
Streaming platform analytics and testing. The mesh acts as a distributed network for monitoring live stream metrics across different ISPs and regions.
Keys are single-use. If it's not working, ask Josh for a fresh one.