You're online.
Global social networks go through the app. Everything else goes direct.
One button, one screen. Traffic that does not go through the app leaves your phone exactly as it did before you installed it — at full speed, from your own address.
How it is built
Two routes instead of one.
A short list goes through the app — the global social networks and messaging apps. The list lives inside the app and updates itself with no reinstall, so it can change while the app stays the same.
All other traffic never enters the app at all. It is not filtered, not inspected and not counted — it simply goes past, exactly as it did before you installed this. Which is why it keeps your usual speed and your own address, and why battery and mobile data go further than when everything is pushed through a server.
There is no "route everything" mode and there will not be one. It takes over traffic that has no use for it.
Exactly what is listed inside the app. Nothing else.
Banking apps, payments, government portals, marketplaces, taxis, delivery, local sites — from your usual address, at your carrier's speed.
One button
No modes. No settings.
One screen: a status dot and a button. Grey is offline. Amber is checking. Green means you are online.
Green does not appear the moment a connection is established. It appears once the app has confirmed two things at once: that what should leave through the node really does, and that everything else really does not. A connection existing proves nothing on its own, so it is not treated as grounds for green.
There are no addresses, keys or configuration files on the screen. You do not need to understand any of that to use this, and we are not going to pretend otherwise.
Status
Offline
All traffic leaves your phone directly.
Installing
Three steps, about a minute.
Install the app
iPhone from the App Store, Android from Google Play or as a file from this site. No account is needed to start: the free tier is there from the first launch.
Confirm the system prompt
iOS asks once for permission to add a network configuration — the ordinary step for any app that manages routes. Tap Allow and confirm with Face ID. This is the one place people stop, so here is what it looks like.
“V Seti” would like to add a network configuration
The configuration is what lets some apps take a separate route out.
The prompt looks roughly like this, and appears once.
Press the button
The dot turns amber, then green, and you are online. That is the whole setup: no servers, no keys, no files, no country list. After that you can leave the app closed — there is a widget and a Control Center toggle on iPhone.
Price
The free tier stays free.
Free
0 ₽
No card, no expiry
- Two messaging apps — permanently
- The same screen and the same button
- The rest of the set
- Your own domains
Enough to stay reachable. It does not turn into a trial and it does not run out.
Plus
299 ₽ per month
or 2,490 ₽ per year
- The full set of services
- Your own domains — one field, no files, no import
- First in line for support
Seven days of full access right after install. No card for that, and nothing charges itself.
Invite a friend: when their first payment clears, you both get 30 days. This is the only way the service grows.
Questions
The ones people actually ask.
Will the internet get slower?
What goes through the app takes a longer path, so its response time rises by tens of milliseconds. Nothing changes for anything else — that traffic never enters the app. For the same reason battery and mobile data usage are lower than when everything goes through a server.
What happens to my other apps?
Nothing. Their traffic does not enter this app: it leaves your phone the way it did before you installed this, from your address, at your usual speed. From the services' side nothing changes — not the address, not the route, not anything else.
What do I have to configure?
Nothing. No addresses, keys, files or country picker. The set of services arrives on its own and updates without a reinstall — so the set can change while the app stays the same.
What do you store about me?
An account, a subscription status, and which node you are assigned to. There are no traffic logs — not permanent ones, not temporary ones, not "just while we debug" ones. We do not know which sites you open and we do not want to: what does not exist cannot be lost or handed over.
No phone number is involved at any point. Email is for account recovery only, and everything works without it. Details are in the privacy notice.
What if the dot does not turn green?
Then the app has not confirmed the route — most often because of the state of the mobile network at that moment. It says so plainly instead of showing green: an indicator that cannot tell the two apart is worse than no indicator at all. On Wi-Fi and fixed-line connections this happens noticeably less.
Can I add my own service?
On Plus, yes. One field where you type a site address; no files, no JSON, no pasting configurations. If something behaves oddly there is a "something's off" button in the app, which sends a technical report without the addresses you visited.
Is there a desktop version?
Not yet. This is iPhone and Android. Desktop is not in the near-term plan — one thing done properly beats three done partly.
How do I cancel?
Any time, in one action, with no conversation. The period you paid for runs to the end, and then the free tier remains: the same screen and the same button, with a shorter set of services.
Support
Write to us. A person answers.
If the app behaves oddly
Faster than describing it: tap "something's off" in the app. The report arrives with the technical detail and none of your traffic, which is usually enough to find the cause first time.