Modern crypto
WireGuard — Curve25519, ChaCha20-Poly1305, BLAKE2s. ~4,000 lines of audited kernel code instead of the sprawling legacy of OpenVPN/IPsec. Faster handshakes, better battery, fewer places to hide a bug.
A self-hosted WireGuard tunnel run by a person, not a data broker. Modern crypto, nothing logged, and an operator you can actually email. Access is by invitation — no accounts to farm, no free-for-all to abuse.
Checking tunnel…WireGuard — Curve25519, ChaCha20-Poly1305, BLAKE2s. ~4,000 lines of audited kernel code instead of the sprawling legacy of OpenVPN/IPsec. Faster handshakes, better battery, fewer places to hide a bug.
The tunnel keeps no browsing logs, no DNS logs, no connection history. The status page shows live peer counts and byte totals — never who you are or where you went. Your private key never leaves your device.
One endpoint, one operator, one jurisdiction you can read about. Not a reseller stacking your traffic onto a shared commercial VPN. If you want to know who runs it, the answer is a name and an inbox.
The config generator makes a WireGuard keypair right in your browser. The private half stays with you; only the public half is ever shared.
Send your public key with the one-click request. We add it to the tunnel and assign you an address on the private network — usually within a day.
Drop the .conf into the official WireGuard app on any
platform and flip the switch. The setup guide
walks through every OS.
This isn't an anonymous free VPN — those get abused into oblivion and put the operator on the hook for strangers' traffic. Instead, you generate a config and request activation. It keeps the tunnel small, fast, and accountable. If you were sent here, you already have a way in.