Land anywhere. Your bank app works. Your maps work. Your local payments work. Your home apps work. All at once — and faster.
Most VPNs flip one big switch. Suddenly your bank logs you out. Your maps get slow. Your local payment app refuses to load. Traveler's VPN doesn't do that.
Your banking app sees a normal local connection. No fraud locks. No re-verification loops.
Local maps, transit, ride-hailing, and delivery apps stay snappy and accurate.
Local payment apps — Alipay, WeChat Pay, PayPay, your country's wallet — keep working.
A regular VPN sends every byte across the planet. Traveler's VPN doesn't — local traffic stays local, so streaming, video calls, and quick lookups stay snappy.
Open the app. Pick where you're traveling. Connect. That's the whole flow — every time.
A single purchase covers iPhone, iPad, and Mac. No monthly bill. No account to make. No catch.
Requires you to connect your own VPN server. Setup details.
Other VPNs are a single on/off switch — the moment you connect, everything routes through the VPN, which is what breaks your banking app, your local maps, and your local payments. Traveler's VPN keeps your local stuff working while you stay connected to home. You get the privacy and home connection without the broken-apps tax.
Yes. That's the whole point. Your bank sees a normal connection from where you actually are, so it doesn't lock you out or trigger a fraud check.
Yes — local apps can be up to 10× faster than on a VPN-only app, because local websites, maps, video calls, and streaming don't get rerouted around the world. Only the traffic that actually needs to come from home takes the longer path.
Yes — there's a native menu-bar Mac app included in the same $2.99 purchase. Buy once on iPhone and install it on iPad and Mac at no extra cost.
No. There's no account, no email signup, no subscription. You pay once on the App Store and that's the entire commercial relationship.
You'll need access to a VPN server you can connect to (your own, your work's, or one you've set up). The app supports the common server types. Setup details are on the support page.