Features

Engineering
behind the calm.

Every component exists to make Free Surfer VPN disappear into the background. Here is how the app, the protocol, and the network fit together.

The path your data takes

How Free Surfer VPN routes traffic.

A three-step, audited path between your device and the open internet.

— 01 device

Local encryption

Traffic is wrapped in a WireGuard tunnel on your device before it ever leaves the OS networking stack.

— 02 edge

RAM-only relay

A stateless server decrypts just enough to forward your traffic. Nothing is written to disk — anywhere.

— 03 exit

Clean exit

Your traffic joins the open internet from a shared IP, indistinguishable from thousands of other users.

Speed

A protocol you can measure.

Free Surfer VPN is built on WireGuard — a lean, modern tunnel that's closer to the metal than legacy IPsec or OpenVPN stacks. Less code, less overhead, more speed.

  • 940 Mbps sustained on fibre lines
  • Sub-30 ms ping to regional hubs
  • Network Weather auto-routing
  • 10G uplinks on major pops
Live throughput
612Mbps
↓ DOWN · FRA-DE
24ms
ping
612
down Mbps
340
up Mbps
0.01%
loss
Privacy

No-logs, by design.

Privacy is not a policy we wrote — it's a set of constraints we built.

— 01

RAM-only servers

Every node boots from signed images and writes nothing to disk. Pulling the plug wipes state.

— 02

No identifiers

We don't store timestamps, source IPs, or session keys tied to accounts. Matching traffic to a user isn't possible.

— 03

Minimal billing data

Payment happens on a separate system. Crypto and anonymous options available for stricter threat models.

— 04

Audited annually

An independent firm reviews our infrastructure and policies each year. Full reports are published.

Security

Quiet safety nets.

The four controls most people rely on without ever opening the settings menu.

Kill switch

If the tunnel drops for any reason — radio handoff, VPN restart, system sleep — every packet is blocked until Free Surfer VPN is back online.

Leak shield

DNS, IPv6, and WebRTC requests are enforced through the tunnel at the OS level — even in edge cases browsers usually miss.

Multi-hop

Route through two jurisdictions. The entry node sees only your device; the exit node sees only the destination. Neither sees both.

Threat blocker

Known trackers, malware domains, and phishing hosts are filtered at the DNS edge — before a request leaves your network.

Use cases

Built for the way you actually live online.

Every airport is home.

Auto-connect turns Free Surfer VPN on the moment you touch an unknown Wi-Fi network, across every device in your bag. Your banking app, email, and messages stay on your own quiet line — even when the lounge router isn't.

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auto-connect · airport-wifi.lounge · encrypted

Less buffering. More movie.

Streaming-tuned routes keep throughput high and latency low, so 4K stays 4K and live events don't stutter. Switch regions in one tap when you're abroad.

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ultra-HD · 612 Mbps · no drops

A calm line to the office.

Split tunneling lets work apps ride Free Surfer VPN while everything else stays local. Calls, VPN to HQ, and file syncs all run on the same silent channel.

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split-tunnel · 12 apps · 2 teams

Cover every room.

Install Free Surfer VPN on a compatible router and protect every device on your network — including the ones that can't run a VPN themselves. One subscription, the whole house.

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router · 23 devices · 1 account

30-day money-back guarantee

If Free Surfer VPN isn't for you, we'll refund the whole thing. No forms. No questions.

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