> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.sinip.tech/sinip/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.sinip.tech/sinip/lang-en/readme.md).

# What is Sinip and how does it work?

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[Sinip](https://sinip.tech) enables you to remotely manage network devices that **don't have a public IP address**.

Some devices you can manage are:

* Network devices
  * Mikrotik
  * OpenWrt
* Servers
  * GNU/Linux
  * FreeBSD
  * Windows
* Other devices
  * Raspberry PI

When you [sign up on Sinip](https://my.sinip.tech), you get some *keys*, each of which can be used to connect a device to your Sinip network, and at least one of which should be used to connect an `Admin Device` like a PC or Smartphone, from where you intent to perform administrative tasks upon you `Remote Network Devices` (those without a public IP address).

Every *key* will work for both admin and remote network devices, just make sure to use a different one for every device.

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{% hint style="info" %}
An `Admin Device` is a PC or Smartphone used to perform administrative tasks, a `Remote Device` is anything you manage remotely: network devices, Mikrotik, servers, Raspberry PI, etc.
{% endhint %}

## Want to try it out?

Sign up on Sinip: <https://my.sinip.tech> and you'll get some keys to try it for free.