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Browse beyond profiling
Reduce the signals advertisers and network operators use to follow your activity.
Independent privacy technology
A calmer, safer way to move through the internet
Proton VPN is a privacy-first concept that turns complex network protection into one clear, confident connection.
Demo website — no software or subscription is currently offered.
No activity-log design
Unlimited demo data
Up to 10 devices
One connection, less exposure
Keep more of your digital life to yourself
Thoughtful protection for the moments that make up your day.
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Safer on every network
Wrap traffic in strong encryption when you work, travel, or use public Wi‑Fi.
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A wider internet
Choose another region when local networks block information or limit access.
Designed around people
Privacy you can understand at a glance
No walls of jargon. Proton shows what is protected, which route you are using, and when a setting changes your exposure.
- One-tap secure connection
- Tracker and malicious-domain filtering
- Automatic protection on untrusted Wi‑Fi
A clear standard for private connections
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Privacy, without a maze
Clear controls and sensible defaults make protection understandable from the first connection.
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Built to earn trust
Open design, independent review, and plain-language policies are treated as product features.
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Speed for real life
Intelligent routing balances nearby performance with the location you choose.
Protection that travels with you
From a café laptop to the television at home, one plan keeps your everyday devices covered.
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Frequently asked questions
This concept is designed around a no-activity-log principle. A production service would still need independent audits and a published transparency process.
The demo includes a free tier with unlimited data and automatic location selection. Prices and availability shown here are illustrative only.
The proposed apps cover Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, iOS, browsers, televisions and routers.
No. A VPN reduces exposure to network observers, but account activity, browser fingerprinting and services you sign into can still identify you.