Warden VPN
The core
The engine that carries your traffic. Different networks let different engines through. Warden tries what your current network actually allows and settles on the one that connects.
Coming soon to iOS
The VPN that configures itself.
Warden picks the core, the transport and the location for the network you are on right now. Your part is one tap: Connect.
Coming soon to the App Store
No account to configure. No protocol to choose.
How it works
Three decisions, made for you
Most VPNs hand you a menu of protocols, ports and servers and assume you know which combination works on your network today. Warden works that out in seconds, and keeps working it out.
The transport
How that traffic is shaped as it leaves your device. A network that refuses one shape will often accept another. Warden finds the one that gets through where you are.
The location
The country you come out in. By default Warden takes the fastest server available to you. Prefer a particular country? Pick it yourself and save it to favourites.
And it does not stop there. Networks change through the day — home Wi-Fi in the morning, mobile data on the way out, a café hotspot at lunch. Warden keeps adjusting during the session, instead of dropping you back to a settings screen to guess again.
One control
One button, not a control panel
Every setting a typical VPN asks you to understand is a decision Warden has already made.
A typical VPN
An illustration of a conventional VPN settings screen listing eight options a person is expected to configure before connecting.
Eight decisions before anything happens.
Warden
Not connected
One decision, and it is not really yours to make.
Manual settings still exist. If you want to pick a country, route a specific site outside the tunnel or turn on auto-connect, all of it is there. It is simply never the price of getting online.
Protocols & coverage
Five modern protocols, chosen for you
Warden supports the protocols that still work on restrictive networks, and moves between them on its own. You never have to know which one is in use — though the app will tell you if you ask.
- VLESS
- Shadowsocks
- WireGuard
- VMess
- Trojan
32+
countries with available servers
Let Warden take the fastest one, or choose a country and keep it in favourites.
Privacy
What we do not keep
The wording below is the same wording used in our Privacy Policy. If the two ever disagree, the policy is the one that counts.
Your activity is not our business
Your internet activity is not tracked, not logged and not stored.
Your IP has one job
It is used only to approximate your location and pick a server, and it is deleted when the session ends.
Diagnostics stay minimal
Connection status, speed and latency — the readings the automatic selection needs, and nothing tied to what you do online.
No browsing history
Browsing history and activity inside the VPN tunnel are never collected in the first place.
Everything else
The rest of the app
Auto-connect
Protection starts as soon as your device joins a network.
Split tunnelling
Send chosen sites straight out, past the tunnel.
Session statistics
Live traffic, session time and latency while you are connected.
Favourite locations
Pin the countries you use and switch between them in one tap.
Nine languages
The interface follows your device language.
Support that answers
In the app or by e-mail, from the people who build it.
Warden is coming to the App Store.
One button when it lands. Nothing to set up before or after.
Coming soon to the App Store