I've been running WireGuard on my Mac for a while but always missed a clean native client.
The official app exists but it's pretty bare-bones, so I forked an open-source project
([WireGuide by korjwl1](https://github.com/korjwl1/wireguide) — huge credit to them for the
foundation) and built it out into something I'd actually want to use every day.
**What it does:**
- Card-based tunnel list — expand any tunnel to see live stats, speed graph, and config
- Real-time latency monitor (the little ~5ms chip in the header)
- Wi-Fi auto-connect: define which networks should trigger which tunnel
- Kill switch via macOS `pf`, DNS leak protection
- Connection history with per-session bytes and duration
- Built-in log viewer, DNS leak test, route visualizer
- Per-tunnel notes
- QR code import
- Auto-update (Homebrew or direct download)
Everything is signed, notarized, and free — no Gatekeeper warnings.
**Install:**
Homebrew:
```
brew tap steiale/tap
brew install --cask wireguide-plus
```
DMG (drag-to-Applications): https://github.com/steiale/wireguide/releases/latest
GitHub: https://github.com/steiale/wireguide
It's free and open source. Happy to hear feedback!
