A VPN on your own server — no console, no configs

Rent the cheapest server at any host, type in its IP and password — the app connects over SSH, installs the protocol and adds a ready profile. Premium is not required.

Deploy a VPN on a serverssh
root@203.0.113.17 · Ubuntu 24.04
VLESS Reality · dl.google.com
  1. SSH connectionrunning
  2. Installing packages
  3. Configuring the protocol
  4. Profile and QR code

$ ssh root@203.0.113.17▌

Profile added to Profiles

Installation

Runs on any popular server

Ubuntu, Debian, Fedora or Arch Linux at any host — and any of five protocols. The wizard recognises the system and installs everything it needs.

Server system

Protocols

Settings and management

The server is managed in the same window

After the install there is no need for a console: protocols, clients, server status, a terminal and files are all in the app.

Several protocols

Different protocols live side by side on one server — say, Reality for mobile data and AmneziaWG at home. A new one goes in next to them; the ones already set up stay as they were.

Port, masking, DNS

Before the install you can change the port, the site Reality hides behind and the DNS for clients. Leave them alone and proven defaults are used.

Clients and QR codes

Every device gets its own client: a QR code, a link or a .conf file. You see who is online and how much traffic they use. Delete one and the rest won't notice.

Server status

Uptime, load, memory and disk on one screen. If the service hangs, restart it with a button.

Terminal

A built-in terminal with ready-made commands: listening ports, the service log, updates — plus your own, saved to favourites.

Files

Server files as a list: upload by dragging into the window, download a folder as an archive, edit in an editor.

Worth knowing up front

  • The host can see there is a VPN on the server and may ask you to confirm your identity or ban such traffic — check the rules before paying.
  • There is a single IP: if it gets blocked, only a new server helps.
  • System and masking updates are on your side — the app does not roll them out for you.

Fifteen minutes and the server is yours

Download the app and rent a server — the wizard does the rest. If you get stuck, write to support right from the app.