isotunnel
A VPN designed for maximum privacy and stealth. It runs on Xray's Reality protocol, so to the network you're using, your connection looks just like an ordinary visit to a common domain rather than a VPN.
Server in Sydney, with more to come.
Pay in USDT, Bitcoin or another major coin. Your access key appears on the next page as soon as the payment confirms. The Windows installer isn't out yet.
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How it works
Sign in with your access key, press Connect, and the app points Windows' proxy settings at an Xray process. Your browser and other apps will send their traffic through the Sydney server. Press Disconnect and your old settings come back exactly as they were. We don't keep a record of the sites you visit.
What the network sees
From the outside
Encrypted TLS 1.3 connection on port 443 to a common domain (e.g. google.com). The certificate it gets back is official.
What actually happens
The server recognises the key in that handshake and carries your traffic. Anyone else who connects to it, including a firewall checking up on it, is passed through to the real website.
Details
- Protocol
- VLESS with XTLS Reality
- Server
- Sydney, Australia
- Works on
- Windows 10 and 11
- Your key
- Kept in Windows Credential Manager, not in a file
- If it crashes
- Your proxy settings are put back the next time it opens
Questions
What do you log?
Not the sites you visit, and no logs of your IP address. To run your account we keep your plan, its expiry and how much data you've used. The privacy policy lists everything.
Mac or phone?
Not yet. It's Windows only for now.
Will it be fast for me?
It's quickest in Australia and New Zealand, as the server is in Sydney. From further away your traffic travels to Sydney first.
Does it cover every app?
It covers apps that use Windows' proxy settings, which includes browsers and most everyday apps. Some games and apps connect directly and won't go through it.
What if the app crashes while I'm connected?
Websites won't load until you open isotunnel again, because Windows is still pointing at it. Opening it puts your original settings straight back.
Changelog
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- New interface. Sign-in is remembered in Windows Credential Manager.
- Account screen with data used and renewal date.
- First working build: connects through the Sydney server and puts your proxy settings back after a crash.
