Built-in free node list
The app fetches the latest free nodes on launch, so you never hunt for servers.
Free nodes
Free nodes, explained
Every install ships with a free node list that we collect, test and publish ourselves. It is funded by ads, needs no account, and is meant to work the moment you open the app.
One-tap speed test
Batch-test latency, sort by speed and connect to the fastest one.
Refreshed every 6 hours
Nodes rotate regularly; if one stops working, refresh the list and retry.
Import your own nodes
VLESS, VMess, Shadowsocks, Trojan, Hysteria2 and more via links, subscriptions or QR codes.
01Open the app
The free list downloads automatically on the first launch and stays under the Free Servers group.
02Run a speed test
Tap the speed-test button to test every node at once; the list sorts by latency.
03Connect to the fastest node
Tap the fastest node, then the connect button, and allow the Android VPN permission once.
04Refresh when something stops working
Free nodes rotate about every 6 hours. If a node fails, refresh the list and test again.
Free nodes are shared public servers: expect variable speed and occasional dead nodes; Premium servers are private and monitored.
Rooted phones cannot fetch the free list.
You can keep your own subscriptions and node links alongside the free list.
FAQ
Questions people ask
Are the free nodes really free? Why are there ads?
Free nodes cost nothing and need no account. Ads are the only income that keeps the free service running; Premium removes all of them.
Which protocols are supported?
VLESS, VMess, Shadowsocks, Trojan, Hysteria2, WireGuard and other mainstream protocols, imported from subscription links, node links or QR codes.
Google Play build vs. APK build?
Same features. The Play build updates itself and bills through Google; the APK build is for phones without Google services and is updated manually.
Install it and try
Free nodes need no sign-up; upgrade to Premium if you like it.