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Built for anyone whose home base needs to stay their home base.

A travel router that keeps your home IP alive, wherever you work from.

One router stays at home, one travels with you. Every device you connect to the travel router rides your home internet. No apps, no toggles, no VPN.

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The 3 things that make your home IP stop looking like home

If your home IP is supposed to be the thing that follows you around, there are three places it can drift. Here's what each one is and which ones HomeLink closes for you.

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Your IP address

Every time you sign into an app, your IP gets logged. Microsoft 365, Okta, Workday, Salesforce, Google Workspace, all of them. Any service that cross-references your sign-in location against your home address will notice if the two drift apart. If your account signs in from your home city at 9am and a different one at 11am, that mismatch gets noticed.

HomeLink solves this. Your IP shows as your home address from anywhere in the world.
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Device location services

If your laptop has device management software installed (Jamf, Intune, Kandji), it can report your location independently of your IP, via GPS or WiFi triangulation. Worth knowing whether your machine is enrolled. Enrollment is sometimes silent.

HomeLink + a workaround Link can walk you through. The actual fix is on your laptop side, not in our hardware, but it's usually a quick setting check. Link can tell you what to look for on Jamf, Intune, or Kandji and what to do about it for your specific device management setup.
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Time zone metadata

Your laptop's timezone shows up in every Outlook or Google Calendar invite you send, in email headers, and in your Slack profile. Working US hours from abroad usually slips by, but invites suddenly stamped ICT or CET can raise questions over time.

HomeLink + a workaround Link can walk you through. It's the smallest of the three and the cheapest to fix. Link can walk you through which apps to adjust (Outlook, Google Calendar, Slack profile, system clock) so the metadata matches the location you want it to.
Our take: HomeLink handles the IP layer automatically. The other two are smaller and have known workarounds, and Link will walk you through them for your specific stack. You leave the conversation with a plan for all three, not just one.
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Leave one router at home

Plug it into your existing network before you leave. It stays on and connected. You never touch it again.

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Take the other one with you

Connect the travel router to any WiFi. Hotel, Airbnb, café, wherever you are. Connect your devices to it like normal WiFi.

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Every device rides your home IP

Laptop, phone, tablet, everything routes through your home network. Your bank, your streaming, every service you use sees your home IP.

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Router Kit Lite · $349.99
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