Multi-device household
Phone, tablet, laptop, desktop — same login works on all of them. Settings sync via your account.
//10Apps
Native apps for every platform you use.
iOS, Android, macOS, Windows. Same login, same servers, same policies. Per-platform native implementations — no Electron, no compromises.
//01Why this matters
Cross-platform without going lowest-common-denominator.
Most VPN providers ship a single Electron / Chromium-based desktop app that pretends to be native and feels like a website. SecureFox ships true native apps on every platform: SwiftUI on iOS, Kotlin on Android, AppKit on macOS, Win32 on Windows. Each one uses the platform's native VPN APIs (NEPacketTunnelProvider, VpnService, NetworkExtension, WFP). The result: smaller binaries, better battery life, integrations with the OS's VPN settings, and a UI that feels like it belongs on the platform — not like a web page in a window.
//02Use cases
One account, every device.
Travel with multiple devices
Set up on every device once, kill switch and split tunneling preferences sync automatically.
Work + personal device
Use the same account on your work laptop and personal phone — but maintain separate split-tunneling rules per device.
Family sharing
One account, multiple devices (per your plan's device limit) — no need to manage separate subscriptions.
//03What you get
Native everywhere, no compromises.
- True native apps — no Electron wrapping a webpage
- Platform-specific VPN APIs for best-in-class kill switch behaviour
- Settings sync across devices via your account
- App size <30 MB on every platform
- Universal Purchase on Apple (one purchase = iOS + macOS)
//04Apps FAQ
Common questions about cross-platform support.
What devices can I use one account on?+
Your plan determines the device count — see Pricing for details. Anonymous mode is one device per UUID; paid accounts support multiple simultaneous devices.
Do you have a Linux app?+
Not yet — Linux is on the roadmap. In the meantime, the underlying engine works on Linux via the standard WireGuard CLI; we'll ship a GUI when there's enough demand to justify the maintenance.
Do you have a browser extension?+
On the roadmap. A browser extension is a proxy, not a real VPN — it only protects browser traffic. We're designing one that's honest about that trade-off.
What about routers?+
WireGuard configuration files can be loaded into router firmware (OpenWrt, AsusWRT-Merlin, pfSense). Contact support for setup help.
//05Features
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