The OpenP2P Magisk Module is an Android tool that brings intranet penetration capabilities to rooted devices on boot. It runs in the background as a daemon, allowing users to remotely access home networks, NAS drives, and smart home devices directly through a peer-to-peer connection.

I tested this module to reach my home router and NAS while traveling, and it completely removes the need for complicated third-party VPN apps. The built-in daemon ensures the service automatically restarts if it crashes, giving you reliable access to your local network directly from your phone.

Features

Automatic background execution means the module starts up quietly the moment your phone finishes booting.
Built-in process daemon checks the connection every 10 seconds and automatically brings the service back online if it fails.
Direct P2P networking bypasses middleman servers to give you low-latency access for remote debugging or managing local web portals.
Simple text configuration lets you quickly swap your setup by just dropping your node token into a JSON file.

Support & Requirements

Root Manager: Magisk (v24.0+) or KernelSU.
Architecture: arm64 Android devices with an unlocked bootloader.

How to Install

Download the latest openp2p-magisk-*.zip file to your device storage.
Open your Magisk or KernelSU app, head to the Modules tab, and select "Install from storage".
Choose the downloaded zip file, wait for the flashing process to complete, and reboot your device.