Support keeps getting the same question: where do I find the current version of the app for my device? So that you don't have to dig through the stores past dozens of similar-looking apps, here are all the official links in one place.
If you are stuck abroad and urgently need to open Sberbank, check your Gosuslugi account or finish a series on Kinopoisk — just grab the right version below.
Apple devices (iOS, macOS, tvOS)
The app is fully built out and optimised for the Apple ecosystem. It sips battery and runs on the VLESS protocol, which reliably disguises traffic and doesn't drop in unstable networks.
- Download for iPhone and iPad — the go-to for mobile banking and social apps on the road.
- Download for Mac — the full desktop experience for working with Russian portals from a MacBook at full speed.
- Download for Apple TV — install straight on the TV and watch films and sport (Match TV, say) on the big screen without stutter.
Quick tip: the subscription is shared across Apple devices. Buy it on your iPhone and it follows you to your Mac and TV via Apple ID. No paying twice.
Android
The app is live on Google Play, for phones and tablets. Same VLESS protocol, same servers inside Russia, and still no registration.
- Download for Android — a Russian IP on your phone or tablet, stable even on mobile carrier networks.
Important about subscriptions: a subscription belongs to the store where you bought it. An App Store purchase covers Apple devices; a Google Play purchase covers Android. Subscriptions can't be moved between stores.
What about Windows?
In development. We are building the Windows desktop app now — interface testing and connection debugging are underway. As soon as the release is stable, installers will appear on the download page.
Getting started
We stripped out every unnecessary step. No phone-number sign-ups, no profiles, no email.
- Install the app from a link above.
- Open it and allow the VPN profile (a standard OS requirement).
- Tap the big Connect button.
The app picks the least loaded server in Moscow or Saint Petersburg and hands you a clean Russian IP address. Then just minimise the VPN and open the site you need — it loads as if you never left.