DPI circumvention that reacts on its own
TLS, WebSocket, HTTP/2, QUIC, domain fronting — the client picks a working combination the moment the previous one stops answering. Switching takes seconds and needs no configuration.
Works where other VPNs don't
A VPN that switches transports by itself when DPI starts pushing back. Fewer drops, leak-free DNS, milliseconds of tunnel overhead — and real measurements on the status page.
3 days free — for Telegram or emailNo card
Granted once per Telegram account and once per email address.
2 locations
Up to 10 devices per subscription
Up to 100 Mbps per user
The network is growing: locations are added as demand appears.
No traffic or domain logs12 hours now, 3 days once confirmedLocation load publishedPay in crypto30-day refund
Why Logrus
Honest speed
For every location the status page publishes the load (p95 over the measurement window) and node availability. Latency we do not measure — and we will not pass an estimate off as a reading.
We do not know where you go
We hold neither the addresses nor the contents of your requests: they are never written down. What remains are operational session records — when, how much, through which node — kept 90 days for diagnostics and anti-fraud. The full list: what data we keep.
One subscription, every device
Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, iOS. Routing is configured by category: your bank goes direct, everything else through us.
Why not a free VPN
Free is paid for with your time
A queue for an overloaded node, ads in the client, a download that dies halfway — and the evening goes on reconnecting instead of whatever you sat down to do.
Someone is paying for that free node
Whose server it is you know neither there nor here. What you do know is who it was sold to. The owner of a free node earns not from you but from whatever can be taken off your traffic. We live on subscriptions — if the connection does not work you leave, and we have no other income.
The bill is your data
The free model usually lives on selling profiles and traffic to advertisers. We live on subscriptions — and we list every record we keep on a page of its own.
The setup lands on you
Your own server and configs mean your evenings spent debugging, and a move to a new address every time the old one stops answering. Here the client does that, by itself and without asking.
What people set Logrus up for
Messengers that stay connected
Messages, calls and voice notes get through even when the network throttles messengers.
Streaming services without stutter
4K video, music and region-locked subscriptions — without the dip halfway through an episode.
For China and Iran
Hardened mode with frame-length obfuscation and domain fronting — where an ordinary tunnel never comes up.
Gaming without lag
Low ping, a session that holds, and no being logged out of game accounts mid-match.
By region
2 / 2All systems operationalPartial outageMajor outage
- DallasUS—1% of port
- FrankfurtDE—3% CPU
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3 days free — for Telegram or email
Signing up opens 12 hours of full access straight away. Attach a Telegram account or confirm your email and the trial becomes three days. No card, and no charge when it ends.
Granted once per Telegram account and once per email address.
- 12 hours on sign-up, 3 days once Telegram is attached or email confirmed
- No card, no payment details
- Every location and transport, same as on a paid plan
- No auto-charge: the trial just ends
Try it on your own network
Three free days, then a monthly, yearly or two-year plan — refundable if it does not fit.