500 MB free every day, plus 100 MB for each rewarded ad you choose to watch. Nine exit servers across six countries — all of them open to the free plan. No traffic logs and no DNS logs, described precisely rather than slogan-shaped.
Most VPNs open with “no-log”. We do not use that phrase, because it is an absolute nobody can verify from the outside — and because the free plan shows ads, which means an advertising identifier is involved. Here is the accurate version.
The sites and services you reach are not recorded anywhere. Our servers run no proxy and no deep packet inspection — they translate addresses and forward packets.
No DNS resolver is installed on any exit server, so there is nothing there that could log a lookup. Queries go through the tunnel to Cloudflare and Quad9.
Peers are never written to a config file, packet logging is off, network flow logs are off, and no log agent runs. The system journal holds boot messages only.
Request-IP logging on the control-plane API is switched off, and the code never reads the caller's address. Application logs hold server-health counters and are kept 7 days.
WireGuard cannot reply to you without knowing where you are. While a session is live the kernel holds your public IP, last handshake and byte counters. A scrubber wipes them ~3 minutes after your device goes quiet, and immediately when you disconnect. Never written to disk.
Rewarded ads are served by Google AdMob, which uses your advertising identifier and IP-derived approximate location. Consent comes first in the EEA/UK/CH. Subscribers see no ads at all.
Accounts are anonymous by default: a random identifier, no username, no password, no email. If you link an email so a second device can share your subscription, we store a keyed digest of it — never the address itself. The full field-by-field list, with retention periods, is in the Privacy Policy.
Every line below corresponds to code that changes what the app does. If a feature is not built, it is not listed — see “not included” at the end of this section.
Prices are reference figures in US dollars; you pay the localised price your store shows at checkout. Not every plan is offered in every store at launch — the store's own product list is authoritative. Yearly billing is available on each paid plan.
The device counts are enforced by our server, not by the app: once a plan is full, the next device is refused at sign-up rather than quietly swapping one out. You can see which devices are using the allowance, give them names and remove any of them from Settings → Devices inside the app.
Multi-hop / double VPN, traffic obfuscation, a dedicated or static exit IP, RAM-only servers, priority server routing, and extra regions reserved for paying users. Some are designed and on the roadmap; none exists today. Split tunnel is impossible on iOS and iPadOS — Apple does not permit per-app or per-route VPN control for consumer apps — so it is neither shown nor sold there. Threat protection filters at the DNS layer only: it blocks domains, it does not inspect or strip content inside a page, and while it is on your queries are answered by the named operator (AdGuard DNS or Quad9) instead of the default resolver. On Android the kill switch is enabled through the system's Always-on VPN setting, because Android reserves that control for the operating system.
Nine exit servers in six countries: Germany (Nuremberg), Finland (Helsinki), the United Kingdom (London), the United States (Ashburn ×2, Oregon), Singapore (×2) and Australia (Sydney). Every one of them is available on the free plan. Capacity is added and retired over time, and a paid plan does not unlock a server the free plan cannot reach.
WireGuard key pairs are generated on your own device; only the public half ever reaches us. The control plane holds a short-lived lease record that contains no account field and no real IP address, and deletes itself within 48 hours — sooner when you disconnect.
Google Play
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App Store
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Installer with WireGuard bundled, plus a portable build
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AppImage and tar.gz
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