Google Play. Full system tunnel.
Download VPN PRO 89
Android 8.0 or newer from Google Play, and Linux in beta with its SHA-256 published. The real status of each platform, and how to verify the file, on verifiable downloads.
How to start
1. Install the app from Google Play.
2. Open it and read the privacy commitment. Crash reports are off by default: they are only sent if you turn them on.
3. Pick a server from the list. You will see its country, protocol and measured latency.
4. Tap connect and accept the VPN permission Android asks for. That permission is handled by the system, not by us.
What you need
A phone or tablet running Android 8.0 or newer, and an internet connection. Nothing else: no account, no email, no payment details.
Where it runs
Four platforms, and the real status of each
No badge claims more than what exists. If something is beta, it says beta; if it does not exist, it says so.
.deb and AppImage with published SHA-256. Local proxy mode; the kill switch is not available yet.
Installer and MSI with published SHA-256. Not code-signed: SmartScreen will warn. We say so upfront.
There is no native application: it requires an Apple developer ID and notarisation. It can be used from an AI assistant over MCP.
AI agents
Your assistant can look it up
VPN PRO 89 publishes an open MCP server. An assistant can ask it about nodes, network status or how to install, and answer with real data instead of making it up.
To be tested
Look up, not connect. The server is read-only: it does not connect the VPN, change your proxy or touch your network. Connecting is still up to you, from the app.
None is marked verified yet: the MCP is public and any compatible client can use it, but we have not tested each one.