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Your own config, encrypted traffic, and a route for every app.
Iriy is a simple VPN client for Android. It encrypts your traffic and lets you choose which apps go through the VPN and which connect directly. Iriy does not provide or sell servers. The app works only with your own configuration — one you set up yourself or received from your provider. KEY FEATURES - Bring your own config. Add a setup via QR code, link, file, or subscription — the app parses it for you. - Per-app routing. Banking app direct, everything else through the VPN. Two taps, no editing text files. - No raw configs on screen. Readable cards instead of JSON. - Live speed and traffic: chart, counters, and a list of active connections. - Multiple profiles and servers, switch with a single tap. - Dark and light themes. - Subscription updates in the background. GETTING STARTED 1. Install Iriy. 2. Add your configuration: scan a QR code, paste a link, or open a file. 3. Tap the connect button and allow the VPN connection request. WHY IT MATTERS Public Wi-Fi in a cafe, airport, or hotel does not protect your data in transit. Iriy sets up an encrypted tunnel so your traffic cannot be read along the way. At the same time, you can keep banking and government apps on a direct connection — they often refuse to work through a tunnel. PRIVACY - The app keeps no logs of your network activity. - Configurations are stored on your device only. - No ads and no third-party trackers. - No account or sign-up required. TECHNOLOGY Iriy uses Android's system VpnService interface and the sing-box engine. Supported protocols: VLESS, VMess, Trojan, Hysteria2, Shadowsocks, and WireGuard. Open source under the GPLv3 license. Developer: tivanstudio
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