VPN for your computer

How to connect

1. Get a subscriptionSign up in your personal account — all it takes is an e-mail address or Telegram.
2. Download the appIn the “Connect” section pick your system: Windows, macOS or Linux. The link points to the official build.
3. Add the subscription in one clickPress the connect button — the app opens by itself and picks up your subscription. Nothing has to be typed in by hand.
4. Turn the VPN onChoose a country or “Auto” and hit connect.

A VPN for work, not just for video

On a computer a VPN is needed for things that are awkward on a phone: keeping work services, repositories and documentation open, signing in to control panels and clouds, using foreign design and development tools. Unlimited traffic matters more here than anywhere else — updates, images and builds weigh tens of gigabytes, and hitting a cap halfway through a download is particularly painful.

Split tunneling: your bank works without turning the VPN off

An ordinary VPN pushes every byte through the tunnel, so Russian banks, government portals and delivery services start complaining about a “sign-in from another country” — and you end up switching the VPN off and on again. We run split tunneling by default: Russian services go straight out, everything else goes through the VPN. Nothing to toggle by hand, it simply works.

One subscription for every device

The subscription is not tied to the computer. Add your phone, tablet and television to it — up to five devices, each extra one 49 ₽ a month. They all work at once, and the device list is visible in your account: anything you no longer need can be unlinked at any moment.

Frequently asked questions