Karl used to work from anywhere, but his job wasn’t exactly thrilled about it.
Like a lot of remote workers, he had to make it seem like he was still at home—even when he was halfway across the world.
As he put it, staying on the right side of company policy “often required appearing as if I were working from home. Asking for permission to work remotely was a hassle.”
To get around it, Karl built a plug-and-play device that routes all your traffic through your home network—no config, no public IP, no hassle.
What began as a fix for his own situation quickly grew into something bigger. “What started as a personal need quickly turned into a product that others found valuable, and that’s how KeepMyHomeIP was born.”
