One app.
Room to breathe.
A focused Windows experience, with a clear connection state and the controls you actually need.
Windows early previewA fresh take on the Windows VPN experience. A focused desktop app built around OpenVPN, with clear controls and administrator-managed access.
Your next connection starts here.
A BETTER KIND OF EVERYDAY
Privacy tools should feel like second nature.
We’re building a VPN that fits your day, with clear release details at every step.
A focused Windows experience, with a clear connection state and the controls you actually need.
Windows early previewChoose a location, use smart selection, and see your OpenVPN tunnel status. Available locations are managed by your administrator.
Meet the technologyKnow what’s available, what’s still being built, and what a VPN can—and cannot—do.
Our approachONE PROTOCOL. A FOCUSED FIRST RELEASE.
This preview integrates OpenVPN. WireGuard is not included. We’re keeping the first release focused while Windows connection testing continues.
Explore the technologyDESIGNED TO KEEP THINGS SIMPLE
Read the preview limitations and requirements, then download the Windows installer if this early build fits your needs.
Activate with a code from your administrator. Choose an available location or let smart selection choose one.
Connect using OpenVPN and check the reported tunnel state. This preview has no kill switch; traffic may use your normal connection when disconnected.
An unsigned early Windows preview is available on the download page. It requires an administrator-issued activation code. An earlier test connected one OpenVPN profile; broader Windows compatibility, routing, and DNS validation are still pending. This remains an early preview.
This preview uses OpenVPN only. WireGuard is not included, and there is no promised release date for it.
The preview installer is available without payment. Connecting requires an activation code and authorized service capacity supplied by your administrator. Availability and provider limits depend on that service.
No. A VPN can protect traffic between your device and a VPN server, but websites can still identify you through accounts, cookies, and information you share. The VPN provider also becomes part of your trust chain.
YOUR NEXT CHAPTER ONLINE
A considered Windows interface. An OpenVPN foundation. An early preview you can explore.
Explore the Windows preview Unsigned early preview · OpenVPN only · Activation required