FujiNet, without the hardware (yet)

FujiNet Go

One app holds an emulated classic computer or console with a FujiNet already plugged in. It boots straight into CONFIG and reaches the network the moment it starts.

19 desktop apps for Windows, macOS and Linux, and 6 Android apps, one per classic system.

FujiNet Go Desktop

Windows, macOS and Linux, with a GNOME and a KDE edition of every Linux app.

19 systems, in colour order

FujiNet Go

Phones, tablets, Chromebooks and Android TV.

6 systems, in colour order

Why FujiNet Go?

Try FujiNet

FujiNet is a network adapter for vintage machines: disk images from TNFS servers, network apps and games, web access and more. FujiNet Go gives you the whole experience in an emulator, so you can see what it does before you buy hardware.

Build for FujiNet

Developers get the real FujiNet firmware next to a full debugger, packet traces of every FujiNet exchange, and quick restarts. You can write, test and ship FujiNet software without plugging in a real machine.

Take it with you

Already have a FujiNet? Take the experience along on your laptop, phone or tablet. Same hosts, same disks, same apps, wherever you are.

What's in every app

The machine: A proven open-source emulator such as Stella, AppleWin, XRoar, openMSX, jzIntv or 86Box, tuned for each system.
The FujiNet: The real fujinet-firmware, built for your computer or phone and connected inside the app. No cables, no Wi-Fi setup.
CONFIG at power-on: Every flavor boots into FujiNet CONFIG to browse hosts, mount disks and start apps, just like the hardware.
The web UI: FujiNet's web interface for settings, the SD folder and printers is one menu item away.