Get the app
One download, no account to make first. Here is the real state of every platform, including the ones that are not ready.
- iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple TV
- not released yet
The version this site describes has not shipped. There is no link here on purpose: the build currently on the App Store under this name is an older one that asks you to sign up, which is the single thing this site says we do not do. Linking it would be the first false claim on the page.
This page carries the App Store link the day the update is released.
- Android, Windows, Linux
- no client
Not written, not in beta, not a waiting list. There is nothing to download.
What happens when you open it
- 1
A screen that says what the app does with data
Apple requires it and it is worth reading: it is four short panels, and it is the only thing between you and the connect button.
- 2
iOS asks you to allow a VPN configuration
This is the system prompt, not ours. On a Mac you may also need to approve the system extension in Settings; the app tells you when that approval is still outstanding rather than silently failing.
- 3
Press connect
No email, no password, no card. If it does not come up, the app names the state it is in — all eight of them are listed here.
- Free tier
- 2 GB per connection, five connections a day, two devices.
- Paying is optional
- One plan, three billing rungs, bought through Apple. We never see a card number.
- A key is made on your device
- It stays there, it is not an advertising identifier, and it is permanent — it survives deleting the app. The privacy policy explains what that means.
- Questions first?
- Help, or write to support@fvpn.net.