Getting started
Create an account, install the client and make your first connection.
From first launch to advanced tuning — the operations and checks people need most.
Create an account, install the client and make your first connection.
Match routes to your use case and understand latency versus bandwidth.
Per-app acceleration, auto-connect and launch-at-startup.
What to check for failed connections, slow speeds and drops.
Sign up with an email you use often and enable two-factor authentication.
Grab your platform build from the download center and grant network permission.
Start with Smart Connect; the app recommends a route from live probe results.
Once connected the client shows the active node and latency — verify with a speed test.
Shorter distance usually means lower latency, which matters for games and calls.
Choose high-bandwidth routes for streaming and lightly loaded nodes for downloads.
During busy periods switch to a backup node in the same region.
| Symptom | What to check |
|---|---|
| Cannot connect | Verify your base network, sign-in state and local firewall rules |
| Slow speeds | Switch nodes, close bandwidth-heavy apps, try a wired connection |
| Frequent drops | Disable battery saver and update to the latest client build |
| Some sites misbehave | Review per-app or split-routing rules, or temporarily use global mode |
Use “Forgot password” on the sign-in screen and reset it via your registered email.
The account page in the client shows subscription status and connected devices.
Some corporate networks restrict traffic; try another node or ask your network administrator.
Updates keep your account and preferences, though it's wise to note custom rules before a major release.
Available on Windows, macOS, iOS and Android — one account across all your devices.