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Getting started with Pingle VPN

The Pingle VPN apps are not released yet. What they will run on, what a plan includes, and how to hear when they are out.

Warning

The apps are not released yet. There is nothing to install today. Leave your contact on the download page and we will tell you when the apps are out. This page will then become the installation guide.

What Pingle VPN does

Pingle VPN connects you to the open internet from anywhere, whatever the level of censorship where you are. It splits your traffic into two routes and keeps both open at once:

  • Your country's services — banks, government portals, marketplaces, mobile carriers — are reached directly, from your own address.
  • Blocked services go through the tunnel to one of Pingle's locations.

There are no rules to write: routing is on from the first connection. The VPN client page explains it in full.

Devices

The client is written in Rust and is built for:

  • Apple: iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple TV
  • Android: phones and tablets, Android TV
  • Computers: Windows, Linux, Steam Deck, Raspberry Pi
  • Routers: OpenWrt
  • Home servers: Synology, QNAP, Docker, Home Assistant

Account and plans

  • You register without an email address or a phone number.
  • Every plan includes unlimited devices and all five locations: Amsterdam, Frankfurt, New York, Moscow and Vilnius.
  • The plans differ in monthly traffic, and Pro and Family add whitelists; the pricing page lists them.
  • You pay in cryptocurrency or by bank card.

What we store, for how long and why is set out in the privacy policy.

When the apps are out

Installation, first connection and troubleshooting will be described here, platform by platform, once the apps are released — not before. Until then the download page is where to leave your contact.