Zero logs, structurally
No browsing history, no DNS queries, no per-user timestamps, no stored IP addresses. Traffic is counted per server as one aggregate number — the database has no column that could point back to you.
WireGuard®No accountZero logs by design18 countries
Wombat VPN is a fast, private VPN for Android and iOS. No account to create, no email to hand over, no activity log to leak — because we never write one. Open the app, pick one of 18 countries, press the button, and your traffic travels inside an encrypted WireGuard tunnel.
18 countries across Europe, the Americas, Asia and Oceania — see the list. Free plan included.
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A preview of the app's one and only button. This website does not connect anything.
Why Wombat
Most VPNs ask you to trust a policy. We built the system so there is nothing to trust us with.
No browsing history, no DNS queries, no per-user timestamps, no stored IP addresses. Traffic is counted per server as one aggregate number — the database has no column that could point back to you.
Modern cryptography, a famously small codebase, handshakes that finish in about a second. Survives Wi-Fi ↔ mobile switches and goes easy on your battery.
Your device generates its own WireGuard key pair. The private key never leaves it; the public key is your only identity. No signup, no password, nothing to breach.
The main screen shows a world map with your connected country highlighted, plus session time and traffic. All of it is measured and displayed on the device and never uploaded — we could not chart your usage if we wanted to.
Pick a place, not a machine: the app routes you to the least-loaded server in that location automatically, with live load shown for every server if you prefer to choose yourself.
The privacy policy lists every stored field in one short list — it fits in a sentence, and it is written in plain English, not legalese.
How it works
No signup screen. The app generates your WireGuard key pair on the device the first time it runs — that key pair is your whole identity.
18 to choose from, grouped by continent. The app connects you to the least-loaded server there; power users can pin a specific server from the live list.
One tap brings the encrypted tunnel up in about a second. Press it again to disconnect. That is the entire interface.
Locations
Pick a country and your traffic reaches the internet from there. France is free for everyone; Wombat Premium unlocks all 18.
Every location shows its live load in the app, and the map on the main screen highlights the country you are connected to.
FAQ
Yes, and structurally so. Our servers store exactly three things: your device’s WireGuard public key with its assigned tunnel IP, an anonymous subscription status, and traffic totals aggregated per server. There is no browsing history, no DNS log, no per-user connection timestamp and no stored client IP address — the database has no place to put them.
No. There is no signup, no email and no password. Your device generates a WireGuard key pair locally; the private key never leaves the device and the public key is the only identity our servers ever see.
WireGuard, and only WireGuard: modern cryptography, a small auditable codebase, near-instant handshakes and excellent battery behaviour on mobile. We do not ship weaker fallback protocols.
There is a free plan with no time limit, connecting through our free location in France. Wombat Premium unlocks all 18 countries and up to five devices. Premium is a subscription — monthly or annual — bought and billed through Google Play or the App Store, and cancelled there too.
Android and iOS, from a single app with one big connect button. The apps are in final testing and will be published on Google Play and the App Store.
18: Australia, Brazil, Canada, China, France, Germany, Hong Kong, India, Israel, Italy, Japan, Netherlands, Romania, Singapore, South Korea, Turkey, United Kingdom, United States. France is the free location; a Premium subscription unlocks every country on the list. Pick a country and your traffic reaches the internet from there — the app shows the live load of each location, connects you to the least-loaded server automatically, and still lets you pin a specific one.
A world map with the country you are connected to highlighted, plus your current session time and how much traffic has gone through the tunnel. Those figures are measured and kept on your device — they are never uploaded to us.
Most VPNs promise no logs as a policy. We designed the backend so the promise is physical: identifiers never enter the schema, web and API access logs are disabled at the server level, and traffic is only ever counted per server — the privacy policy enumerates every stored field in one short list.
Wombat VPN is in final testing. When the apps are published, the store links will appear right here.
Everything we store fits in one sentence: a public key, an anonymous subscription status, and per-server traffic totals. The privacy policy lists every item; the terms of service cover the rest.