Standard encryption
Known, reviewed protocols. Anyone claiming they invented their own encryption is someone to worry about.
Browse and connect safely. SyxVPN picks the gateway, measures the whole path, and comes back on its own when a route dies.
The app opens without an account. One is only needed to buy a plan.
Key features
These are not marketing bullets. They are written, and they have tests.
Known, reviewed protocols. Anyone claiming they invented their own encryption is someone to worry about.
The app does not just ask whether a gateway is up — it sends a real request from inside it. A gateway that answers fast but has no way out loses.
Gateways across several countries, chosen on measurement rather than guesswork. Want a particular country? Pin it yourself.
When the tunnel drops the app notices and comes back. Each gateway carries its own failures, so next time it goes to one that actually answered.
Who we are
We built it because we needed it. Not an app that pretends to be connected, but one that measures the path, comes back on its own when a route dies, and says so plainly when there is no route left.
Built on
What it measures
Three things are measured on every gateway, and all three carry weight in the choice. These numbers come from real gateways, not from a marketing file.
Bytes are counted so your quota can be. Where you go is not recorded — gateway logging sits at warning level, so the addresses you open are never written down.
It picks the gateway, and stays where you pin it. Configs you add yourself live in their own tab and are never changed.
One app, one switch. No sign-up form, no email, no settings to learn.
Pricing plans
Paid in USDT on TRON, confirmed on chain.
Prices are whatever the server says right now — no number is typed into this page. A subscription starts only once the transfer has actually been seen on chain.
Secure all devices
Installing takes seconds, and opening it needs no account at all.
What we do not claim
Every VPN promises these. We will not, because nobody can deliver them.
Bytes are counted so your quota can be. Where you go is not recorded.
No software can create a route that does not exist. What we do is notice fast and move to the next one.
Speed depends on your distance to the gateway and the state of your network. We pick the best of what we have actually measured.
We use standard, well-known protocols. Anyone claiming they built their own is someone to worry about.
FAQ
If the answer you want is not here, message support from inside the app.
Two things. First, the gateway is chosen on measurement rather than guesswork — the app tests the whole path, not just whether the gateway answers. Second, configs you add yourself live in their own tab and are never touched.
Bytes per subscription are counted, because that is what a quota is. Where you go is not recorded: gateway logging sits at warning level, so the addresses you open are never written down.
Not yet — Android only for now. Until an iOS build actually ships, the App Store badge on this page stays disabled rather than sending you somewhere unrelated.
The app notices and reconnects; if that gateway will not answer, it moves to the next. When no healthy route is left it disconnects and says so, rather than pretending to be connected.
In USDT on the TRON network, confirmed on chain. No subscription starts until the transfer has actually been seen.
No. The app opens without one. An account is only needed to buy a plan or move a subscription to another phone.