Legacy in.
Modern out.
A built-in reverse proxy sits in front of every app and silently upgrades it to HTTP/3, a self-tuning cache, and post-quantum TLS. No Nginx, no Cloudflare, not a single line of code.
Proxy
Next-gen protocols
Legacy app in.
HTTP/3 out.
Every app is served over HTTP/3, HTTP/2 and HTTP/1.1 at once, auto-negotiated per client and advertised with Alt-Svc: h3. Your Node, PHP, Python or Go app keeps speaking plain HTTP on localhost. The proxy does the modern protocol work.
- 0-RTT early data resumes returning visitors with near-instant reconnects.
- Google BBR congestion control adds 20 to 50% throughput on long-haul links.
- Auto-tuned QUIC buffers, kernel and all, with no flags to set.
Adaptive smart cache
Your popular assets never touch your app twice.
A zero-config, in-memory cache for static assets. Admission control means only popular files get cached, render-blocking CSS and JS first. It uses up to 15% of free RAM and scales itself to your server. Under pressure it keeps only hot assets, then re-enables on its own.
Cache full HTML pages with one header. Safe by default: a page is only cached after two identical responses, and cookies are stripped so nothing personal is ever replayed.
103 Early Hints
The browser loads your CSS while your server is still thinking.
The proxy learns each page's preload links, then sends a 103 response before proxying, so the browser fetches CSS, JS and fonts in parallel while your backend still builds the HTML. Fully automatic, and self-stabilizing: a hint is only served after it is seen twice, and it expires on its own if the backend stops sending it.
Security by default
Invisible to scanners. Hostile to abuse.
Connections for unknown domains are dropped at the TLS layer, so your server cannot be fingerprinted by Shodan or Censys style scanners. What is left is filtered before it ever reaches your apps.
Certificates are issued and renewed on their own. The handshake uses an X25519MLKEM768 hybrid, so traffic captured today cannot be decrypted by a future quantum computer.
- Automatic Let's Encrypt issuance and renewal.
- OCSP stapling for ~100ms faster, more private handshakes.
- Forced HTTPS with HSTS preload on valid domains.
Private cloud tunnels
No public IP? No port forwarding? No problem.
Self-hosted apps behind NAT or a firewall are exposed through ODAC Cloud over a persistent, multiplexed connection, relaying straight to your local app with minimal latency. Private by default, so only you can reach your own apps.
behind NAT
multiplexed
anywhere
Performance & reliability
Built for scale. Gentle on resources.
On-the-fly compression
Negotiates zstd, Brotli or gzip per client with pooled, near zero-allocation encoders. Streams and WebSockets are left untouched.
10K+ connections
Zero-allocation proxying with pooled buffers keeps GC pressure low under heavy concurrency. No Redis, Postgres or Nginx to run.
Zero-downtime deploys
A new instance binds and proves it is serving before the old one steps aside. Atomic blue-green handovers, caches purged so fresh content ships at once.
Get early access
Every request, upgraded.
Join the waitlist and put HTTP/3, a self-tuning cache, and post-quantum TLS in front of your apps.