Managed VPN

RusVPN

Sign in, choose a node, generate a WireGuard profile, and bring the tunnel up directly on your device.

RusVPN combines a lightweight mobile client with a managed backend for server inventory, profile delivery, and release distribution. The result is a focused VPN app that keeps setup fast without hiding the operational pieces behind marketing fluff.

WireGuardiOS + AndroidNode selectionOn-device tunnelManaged backendRelease updates
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Connected Tunnel
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Server Picker
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Update Prompt
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Connected Tunnel
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Server Picker
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Update Prompt

Built around the actual VPN flow

Backend sign-in
Users authenticate against the RusVPN backend, set the service URL, and load the server catalog from the same control plane.
Server browsing
The app lists available nodes with location, hostname, and live status so the next connection target is explicit.
Profile generation
When a node is selected, the client asks the backend for a per-user WireGuard profile and prepares the tunnel locally.
Tunnel control
Connect and disconnect happen on-device, with clear status feedback for offline, connecting, connected, and disconnecting states.
Shared product surface
Both iOS and Android clients use the same backend model, so node inventory and provisioning stay aligned across platforms.
Android release delivery
The Android app can detect a newer backend-published APK and present an in-app update prompt for fast rollout.

What the screenshots show

Sign-in screen
Backend URL, account credentials, and service status in one place.
Node picker
A focused list of server locations with status chips and hostname context.
Connected state
Tunnel status, selected node, protocol, and generated backend profile.
Update prompt
Android release delivery surfaced inside the product instead of forcing manual tracking.
Is RusVPN just a generic VPN wrapper?

No. The app is built around a managed backend that handles authentication, node inventory, and per-user profile generation.

Why is there no public store button here?

This page documents the product and flow. Distribution can happen through direct Android releases or private rollout, so the page routes interested users to contact instead of a public store listing.

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