Your IP address is attached to every site you open. It tells websites, advertisers and your internet provider roughly where you are and links your visits together into one profile. Hiding it is legal, simple and takes about a minute.
A VPN replaces your real IP with the address of a server you choose. Websites see the server, not you. Your provider sees only encrypted traffic to that server, not the pages you visit.
Try it before paying: 5 days free, no card required, active in 10 seconds.
The modern VLESS protocol keeps your data private and your connection stable, even on networks where older VPNs struggle. Consistently high speeds — no logs, no limits.
Legacy VPN protocols were designed for another era.
Here is where they fall short — and how we solve it.
The market has two standards: encrypted regular disks — data still sits on a disk; unencrypted RAM-only — data lives in memory, but in the clear. We combined both approaches.
Our primary protocol is VLESS. The big services do not have it: they run on WireGuard, OpenVPN and Shadowsocks — once cutting-edge, today outdated for modern networks.
Choose what goes through the VPN: just the apps and sites you pick — or the whole device, 24/7. Everything else goes direct, at your ISP’s full speed.