Messengers that stay connected

Messages, calls and voice notes get through even when the network throttles messengers.

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Messengers are rarely blocked wholesale — they are blocked in pieces: text still gets through while voice notes and calls do not. That happens at the DPI layer: the box recognises the protocol from its handshake and either sends a TCP RST or quietly drops the media stream's UDP packets. Logrus does not try to punch through that filter head-on. The client notices the break, switches transport, and carries the session on over a channel the box has no objection to.

What you get

  • Automatic switch to QUIC and domain fronting when TCP sessions get reset

  • A routing profile of its own: only the messenger goes through us, everything else direct

  • Low latency on nearby locations — voice does not break up

  • Sessions survive: no re-login after the transport changes

How it works

  1. 1

    The client notices the break

    The blocking detector tells an ordinary network error apart from a targeted RST or a UDP black hole, and marks the current strategy unusable on this network.

  2. 2

    The transport switches by itself

    The next attempt takes a different path: TLS, WebSocket, HTTP/2, QUIC or domain fronting through a major CDN. The order is ranked by what has actually worked for users on the same ISP.

  3. 3

    Only what needs the tunnel goes through it

    Split routing leaves banking, government portals and local services on the direct path and sends only the messenger through the tunnel — lower latency, less traffic burned.

First find out what is actually being blocked

Free in-browser probes show whether your ISP throttles a given service, whether DNS leaks, and whether your TLS fingerprint is being rewritten. Nothing to install.

What it costs

One plan covers every scenario — there is no extra charge for a particular service. Today we take crypto and reseller payments; cards are on the way. Refunds within 30 days.

Frequently asked questions

Will calls and video work too?
Yes. The media stream rides the same tunnel as the text, so if messages get through, calls do too. For calls, pick a region close to you: latency is the round trip to the server and back.
Do I have to sign in to the messenger again?
No. The tunnel only changes the route your traffic takes; the messenger's session and keys stay on the device.
What if the ISP starts blocking the VPN itself?
The client cycles through transports and parameters on its own, and the list of working strategies is updated from feedback by other users on the same network. There is nothing to configure for that.
How many devices can I connect?
It depends on the plan; the limit is listed on the pricing page. One account works on a phone, a computer and a router at the same time.

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Try it on your own ISP

The trial needs no card up front. If it does not work on your ISP, we refund within 30 days, no questions asked.