It **needs** a public IP, but where you point it is up to you. A VPS is easier than routing it to a selfhosted VM, but both options work.
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There in lays my issue. I gotta cough up money monthly for a VPS, or run a public facing server from my home. Last time I did that from my house I was hacked in such a glorious manner that I swore I would never do it again.
This project though is pretty amazing. If I ever have a FOSS project that I start paying for a vps service again. It is totally going on it.
Thank you for sharing.
It can absolutely be on a private LAN. I access a local server on my network via Tailscale from outside the house. No public IP.
I don't think this is true. I use Tailscale on a local machine on a private LAN