FREE VPN · NO SUBSCRIPTION
A free VPN with WireGuard encryption, a choice of destinations and simple controls. No subscription. No payment details. Your VPN traffic is not used to target partner offers.
BUILDING EVPN 33/100 →iOS: TestFlight · More platforms planned
Free access. A clear boundary between your connection and commercial content.
Clearly labelled partner offers help support EVPN. They appear on EVPN-owned surfaces, not inside the websites you visit. Promotions remain separate from tunnel routing and do not use your browsing history or DNS queries.
The iOS app combines WireGuard, EVPN DNS, a Kill Switch and automatic connection controls. Choose a destination yourself or let Fastest select a suitable healthy gateway.
Encrypted tunnels in the iOS app, with keys generated on your device. Free access, no subscription.
Designed around:
WIREGUARD • ON-DEVICE KEYS • FREE ACCESS
Ask iOS to keep traffic in the VPN after an unexpected drop. Apple system-traffic exceptions apply; this is not Always On VPN.
Designed around:
IOS CONTROL • PLATFORM LIMITATIONS APPLY
EVPN DNS by default, or your own supported IPv4 DNS server while connected to the VPN.
Designed around:
EVPN DNS • CUSTOM IPV4 DNS • IN-TUNNEL DNS
Let Fastest choose a suitable healthy gateway, or pick a destination on the map. Switch to another destination with one tap.
Designed around:
GATEWAY HEALTH • DESTINATION MAP • MANUAL CONTROL
A real look at EVPN for iOS — not a browser connection simulator. The current app is distributed through TestFlight.
Use Fastest, explore the destination map or browse by country. Keep favourites and recent locations close at hand.
Choose a new destination while connected and tap Switch. Your next destination and active VPN exit are shown separately.
Manage Kill Switch, auto-connect and EVPN or custom IPv4 DNS. Choose Light, Dark or System appearance and your app language.
iOS protection has system-traffic exceptions. Kill Switch is not Apple Always On VPN. See Features and Security for the details.
EVPN handles the networking complexity while keeping the connection model intentionally simple.
Choose a location manually or let EVPN select an appropriate gateway.
The control plane authorises a temporary tunnel identity without sending account or promotion details to the VPN gateway.
Device traffic is routed through the VPN using a WireGuard-first transport architecture.
Traffic exits through shared VPN infrastructure while DNS remains inside the protected path.
Building EVPN 33/100: our expansion goal is 33 countries and 100 city destinations. Current availability is shown separately, using the published network catalogue.
Expansion plan · In progress
Our goal: 33 countries. 100 city destinations. One free VPN. We are expanding step by step, with published destinations shown separately from the plan.
33 countries and 100 cities are expansion targets, not today’s available coverage. This is a network programme, not a paid plan.
15 cities with healthy capacity across 13 countries.
From the published network catalogue at page load. This is a network-wide snapshot, not a guarantee that a connection will succeed or a measure of completed EVPN 33/100 membership.
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North America
Canada
Europe
France
Europe
Germany
Asia-Pacific
India
Europe
Italy
Asia-Pacific
Japan
Europe
Netherlands
Europe
Poland
EVPN’s design does not require storing a history of websites or services visited through the tunnel.
Private DNS resolvers are designed with query logging disabled.
Do not maintain per-user destination-IP histories.
VPN gateways receive short-lived tunnel information rather than account or profile data.
Fail-open versus fail-closed network controls — and why “protection enabled” should mean traffic does not silently escape when a tunnel drops.
How DNS queries escape tunnels, what private resolvers change, and why “connected” is not enough if name resolution still leaves the protected path.
Yes. EVPN has no paid tier, no subscription and no checkout. No payment details are required. Clearly labelled offers on EVPN-owned surfaces help support the service; VPN traffic is not used for advertising.
EVPN 33/100 is our network expansion plan: 33 countries and 100 city destinations. It is a goal, not a claim that all 100 cities are available now. The Network page shows published destinations and current availability separately from that target. It is not a paid plan.
EVPN has a live network and an iOS app distributed through TestFlight. A public App Store release is not listed on this website yet. Android, macOS, Windows and Linux are planned. See Get EVPN for platform status or contact Support about iOS access.
Yes. Choose a published destination on the map or in the country list, save favourites and revisit recent locations. While connected, choose another destination and tap Switch. The app shows the next destination separately from the active VPN exit.
Fastest is the automatic selection mode. EVPN selects a suitable healthy gateway using its routing rules, rather than requiring you to choose a city. The name is not a promise of the lowest latency on every connection.
With Kill Switch enabled, EVPN asks iOS to keep traffic inside the VPN after an unexpected tunnel drop. iOS can still exempt local networking, push notifications, cellular services and some device communication. This is not Apple Always On VPN or a guarantee that every system packet is blocked.
No. Manual Disconnect pauses auto-connect until you tap Connect again. The iOS auto-connect toggle is available now; rules for individual trusted networks remain planned.
Yes. Use EVPN DNS by default or select a supported custom IPv4 DNS server in Settings. The setting applies while the VPN is connected. Custom DNS is operated by the provider you choose and is subject to that provider’s privacy policy.
The iOS app uses WireGuard. Tunnel keys are generated on the device and the private key stays there. Stealth transports, MultiHop, split tunnelling and post-quantum work are not presented as current iOS features.
No. A VPN encrypts the path to its gateway and changes the public IP normally seen by destination websites. It does not prevent identification through signed-in accounts, browser fingerprinting or malware, and cannot guarantee streaming access or anonymity.
Our VPN data-plane policy excludes browsing history, DNS query history, packet contents and destination histories. Operational and service data are handled separately, as explained in the Privacy Policy. An independent infrastructure/no-logging audit has not yet been completed.
No. Partner offers do not use browsing history, DNS queries, destination IP histories or VPN traffic contents. Clearly labelled promotions appear on EVPN-owned surfaces. They are not injected into the websites you visit, and do not change tunnel routing or DNS behaviour.
