VPN for messenger calls and AI work
Voice and video calls in Telegram and WhatsApp go through without drops, ChatGPT, Gemini and Claude open on the first try, Google AI Studio sessions don't die mid-way. Speed on most servers stays in the 100–200 Mbps range.
Test it on your own workload — one hour free
Get a key, make a call, open the AI tools, check the speed. No card needed. Works? Get PRO. Doesn't? Just leave.
Why we built our own service
We needed a tool where everything just worked — calls, AI, dev environments. We tried the available options and each one broke somewhere: voice cutting out here, AI services not opening there. We eventually figured out what makes some configurations hold the connection and others not, and built a service on the most stable one we tested.
How it works under the hood
It runs on AmneziaWG: WireGuard with traffic obfuscation, so the connection isn't fingerprinted as a VPN by packet signature. That's why plain WireGuard gets blocked on some networks while this keeps working.
MTU is tuned separately: at the default value, Telegram voice calls stop going through because packets don't fit the channel and get silently dropped. We set it lower and the audio stopped breaking up. Details like this are the difference between "the VPN works" and "the VPN works for calls".
What you get
- Calls in Telegram, WhatsApp and other messengers without drops or lag
- 100–200 Mbps on most servers
- Access to ChatGPT, Gemini and Claude
- Google AI Studio and Antigravity sessions that don't drop
- Up to 3 devices per account, configs in your dashboard
What happens if your IP gets blocked
Address blocks happen — that's a normal part of running any VPN, and promising otherwise would be dishonest. What we're responsible for is making sure you never have to deal with it yourself.
We check server availability regularly. If your carrier or provider blocks the current address, a new key appears in your dashboard and the broken one disappears. Just paste the new key into the app — no ticket needed.