VPN client

What it does

The open internet from anywhere in the world, however heavy the censorship. One account covers your whole family: every plan includes unlimited devices.

Most VPNs send all your traffic abroad, and your own country's services treat you as a foreigner: the bank asks for extra checks, the government portal won't open, the delivery app shows the wrong city. Pingle decides service by service: blocked sites go through the tunnel, local ones go direct.

There are no rules to write: routing works from the first connection, and under a whitelist the client looks for a way through.

Sites that block VPNs

Some sites refuse visitors they suspect of using a VPN or a proxy: by a hosting provider's address, a browser time zone from the wrong country, a language from another region.

For them, Pingle has two-way isolation. We do not promise invisibility: no connection passes every check. What we show is evidence: the live check on our home page sees what a site sees — the address, the carrier, the city, the network type — and how much it looks like a VPN.

Locations

Five locations, all of them in every plan.

We list only locations that are running. Moscow gives you a Russian address while you live abroad — see Pingle for expats.

Devices and support

The apps are not out yet: leave your contact and we will tell you when they are.