Security, without the marketing

There is one protocol here, VLESS over Reality, and it does one thing well: it makes the connection indistinguishable from ordinary HTTPS. Filtered networks let it through because there is nothing VPN-shaped to catch.

What it protects

• Traffic between your device and the location is encrypted with TLS 1.3
• Your operator and any Wi-Fi owner see only an HTTPS session to one address
• DNS queries go through the tunnel, not to the local resolver
• Sites you open see the location's address, not yours

What it does not protect

• Accounts you log into still know who you are
• A compromised device is compromised with or without a key
• Nobody can promise total anonymity, and we do not

Why there is no app

The key goes into clients we did not write and cannot break. That is a feature: the code is public, the projects are maintained, and none of them can be pulled from a store for being a VPN brand.