Android
Install from Google Play or directly from the APK. Subscription profiles update automatically.
OVPN Client takes your subscription link or .ovpn file and turns on an encrypted connection with one button. No ads, no sign-up, no data collection.
The same profile works on every platform: add a subscription link or a .ovpn file and the app does the rest.
Install from Google Play or directly from the APK. Subscription profiles update automatically.
Not on the App Store: install the .ipa with TrollStore, ESign or Sideloadly.
OpenVPN and its drivers are built into the installer — no internet needed to install. Separate builds for 64-bit and 32-bit Windows.
For Ubuntu, Debian, Mint and friends. Double-click the .deb to install — OpenVPN comes along automatically. A .tar.gz archive for other distros.
Paste the link from your panel. If the server changes, the profile refreshes itself before connecting.
Import from Telegram, Files, e-mail or the clipboard. Profiles with username and password work too.
A big button, live status, speed, traffic, connection time and VPN IP on a single screen.
Works with Android's Always-on VPN and Block connections without VPN. Reconnects by itself when the network changes.
Keep banking or local apps out of the tunnel. Set your own DNS server.
The interface comes in two languages, with clear buttons and error messages.
Your panel admin can show a banner in the app: news, promotions or a support contact.
Remaining traffic, expiry date and devices online right on the home screen.
Hides OpenVPN from systems that block it: with scramble xormask the traffic no longer looks like OpenVPN. Works on Android, Windows and Linux automatically.
After connecting, the app shows the server's country (with a flag on Android).
Download the version for your phone or computer above.
Paste the link from your VPN provider into Link, or tap Add to OVPN Client on your panel's page.
Tap the big button and allow the VPN. When the button turns green, your traffic is encrypted.
OpenVPN is one of the most widely used open-source VPN protocols. It encrypts your traffic with TLS and AES-256 and sends it to a VPN server through a secure tunnel. Most VPN providers hand out profiles as .ovpn files.
Install OVPN Client and open the .ovpn file with it — from Telegram, your file manager or e-mail. The profile is added instantly; all that's left is to tap connect.
On Windows the installer sets up the OpenVPN driver (TAP/Wintun) for you. On Linux the .deb uses the system openvpn, and the VPN is started through a secure helper with your admin password.
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OVPN Client sends your traffic only to the server you choose, through an encrypted tunnel. It collects no personal data — only an anonymous device ID is sent, to count users.
Yes, OVPN Client is free. To connect you need a profile (link or .ovpn) from your VPN provider.
No. OVPN Client is a client. It connects to the server in the profile you add; that server is run by the provider who gave you the profile.
The .ipa is installed outside the App Store, with TrollStore (on supported iOS versions) or a signing tool such as ESign or Sideloadly. For the VPN to work, the certificate must allow Network Extensions.
The installer is not code-signed yet. Click More info → Run anyway. The app asks for administrator rights, which the VPN adapter requires.
OpenVPN 2.x: UDP and TCP, AES-GCM and AES-CBC, tls-auth and tls-crypt, certificates and username/password. tls-crypt-v2 and V2Ray/Xray (vless, vmess) are not supported.
Check the profile's expiry date and GB limit, then refresh the link. The app's Log shows the reason in plain words; send it to your provider.
OVPN Client uses the same OpenVPN 2.x profiles, but also supports subscription links, automatic profile updates, remaining traffic and expiry display, plus Turkmen and Russian.
Download ovpn-client_1.3.7_all.deb and double-click it, or run in a terminal: sudo apt install ./ovpn-client_1.3.7_all.deb. Then launch the app from the menu and add your .ovpn file or subscription link.
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