Curated server list
Our backend retrieves and checks volunteer servers before listing them. Availability can still change at any time.
Android VPN client
Connect with clarity and control.
P2P VPN helps you discover and connect to publicly available VPN Gate volunteer relay servers through an encrypted OpenVPN tunnel. No account is required.
No account No advertising Encrypted tunnel
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Built for transparency
Simple by design.
The app focuses on core VPN functionality without requiring an account, subscription, advertising profile, or social features.
Encrypted connection
OpenVPN protects data between your Android device and the selected VPN tunnel endpoint.
Global volunteer network
Choose from independently operated public relay servers in multiple countries, subject to current availability.
No advertising SDK
The current release does not use advertising or marketing analytics SDKs.
Local preferences
Basic settings and recent selections may be stored locally on your device for app operation.
Clear disclosures
Our policy explains backend logs, third-party relay servers, retention, security, and user choices.
How it works
Four clear steps.
P2P VPN separates server discovery from VPN traffic. The SaiDigitalOps backend supplies a server list; the selected volunteer server carries the VPN session.
Retrieve servers
The app requests a current list of available volunteer VPN servers from the SaiDigitalOps backend.
Select a location
You choose an available server based on country, latency, and other displayed information.
Approve Android VPN
Android asks you to authorize the device-level VPN connection before the first connection.
Start the tunnel
Your device connects to the selected third-party server using an encrypted OpenVPN tunnel.
Privacy approach
Honest about what each service can see.
P2P VPN does not require your name, email address, phone number, payment information, contacts, or precise location. However, network services necessarily handle technical data.
- The server-list backend may log IP address and request metadata for security and reliability.
- Local app settings remain on your device unless you clear app storage or uninstall.
- The chosen volunteer VPN server processes your connection and may keep logs under its own policies.
- SaiDigitalOps does not sell backend access information or use it for advertising.
Responsible use
Use the service lawfully.
P2P VPN is intended for legitimate privacy, security, testing, and access purposes. Abuse of the app or third-party servers is prohibited.
No unlawful activity
Do not use the service for fraud, intrusion, harassment, malware, spam, or other illegal conduct.
Respect third parties
Volunteer relay operators and destination services may apply their own terms, restrictions, and logging practices.
No uptime promise
Volunteer servers can disappear, slow down, reject traffic, or change behavior without notice.
FAQ
Common questions.
Does P2P VPN operate the VPN servers?
No. P2P VPN connects to public VPN Gate volunteer relay servers operated by independent third parties. SaiDigitalOps operates only the backend that retrieves, checks, and supplies the server list to the app.
Does all VPN traffic pass through SaiDigitalOps?
No. The backend supplies server information. Once you connect, the VPN session is established between your device and the selected volunteer VPN server.
Does the app make me anonymous?
No VPN can guarantee complete anonymity. Websites, accounts, device identifiers, browser fingerprinting, cookies, and the selected relay operator may still identify or link activity.
Why can a server stop working?
Volunteer servers are independently operated and may go offline, become overloaded, change configuration, or block certain traffic. Refresh the list and choose another server.
Where can I get help?
Visit the Support page for troubleshooting and contact information.
Review the disclosure before connecting.
Understand what the app, backend, and selected volunteer server may process.