How to start Speedify automatically on boot

This article explains how you can enable or disable Speedify starting when you boot your device.

Windows, macOS, iOS and Android

Click on the hamburger menu ☰ in the top left corner and find the option “Connect at Startup”

If the setting is On, Speedify will automatically start when you boot your device and connect to a Speedify server.

Linux and OpenWrt

Click on the hamburger menu ☰ in the top left corner and find the option “Connect at Startup”

If the setting is On, Speedify will automatically start when you boot your device and connect to a Speedify server. However this will not start the GUI, if you want the GUI to start automatically as well, you need to copy /usr/share/speedifyui/speedifyui-autostart.desktop to ~/.config/autostart/

You will need to run mkdir ~/.config/autostart to create the directory and then run cp /usr/share/speedifyui/speedifyui-autostart.desktop ~/.config/autostart/ to copy the script. It should look like this:

mkdir ~/.config/autostart 

cp /usr/share/speedifyui/speedifyui-autostart.desktop ~/.config/autostart/

note that the UI will not appear on screen, but it will be running in the system tray.