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Repositories
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About Repositories
This page lists official and supported WireGuard source repositories and sub-projects, with a description, maintainer, status, and contribution method for each.
It covers Linux kernel code including devel, stable, and backport branches, userspace tools such as wg and wg-quick, and clients for Android, Apple platforms, and Windows, along with BSD, Rust, Go, and other implementations. Most repositories are hosted on git.zx2c4.com, with some on GitHub. Status labels show whether a project is complete, still in active development, or abandoned.
Key features
- Lists Linux kernel implementation with devel, stable, and backport branches
- Provides userspace tools including wg and wg-quick configuration programs
- Lists clients for Android, Apple platforms, and Windows
- Shows each repository's maintainer and Complete, Active, or Abandoned status
- Describes contribution via mailing list patches, feature branches, or pull requests
- Includes BSD kernel implementations and Rust, Go, and Haskell versions
Best for: Developers and contributors seeking official WireGuard source code, maintainers, and development status.
Good for
- Central list includes description, maintainer, status, and contribution method per project
- Covers kernel, userspace, and multiple operating system implementations in one place
- Supports multiple contribution methods depending on maintainer preference
Watch out for
- Projects marked Active are still under development and not yet complete
- At least one listed project is Abandoned with no active maintainer
- Contributions generally require a Signed-off-by line and vary by maintainer
Repositories at a glance
- Website
- wireguard.com/repositories
- Category
- Privacy & Security › VPNs
- Type
- Website
- Pricing
- Not confirmed. Check the site
- Platforms
- Web
- Open source
- Not stated
- Language
- English
- Last checked
- Oct 5, 2026 · Online when checked
- Listed
- Oct 5, 2026
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Repositories FAQ
Where are the official repositories hosted?
Most are hosted on git.zx2c4.com, with some hosted on GitHub at the preference of the maintainer.
How can I contribute code?
It depends on the maintainer: send patches with git-send-email to the mailing list, commit to prefixed feature branches, or open GitHub pull requests, generally with a Signed-off-by line.
What do the repository status labels mean?
Complete means the goal is mostly met and actively maintained; Active means development is underway but not complete; Abandoned means the goal is not met and there is no active maintainer.
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