STATUS · NOT YET LIVE
We will be here very soon — a VPN built quietly, for the moment the connection matters most. Full speed. No borders. No log.
We'll only email you once — when we launch.
In too many places, a news site, a message, a search result depends on permission it should never have needed. MitiVPN exists to remove that permission requirement — routing your connection past filters, throttling, and surveillance, so the internet you reach is the same one everyone else does.
Access to information is a right, not a privilege granted by geography. A government, an ISP, or a firewall shouldn't decide what a person is allowed to read, say, or watch. That belief is the whole reason MitiVPN is being built: a network with no borders, where a connection is judged on nothing but whether you asked for it. Free, unfiltered, and yours.
We're not building another VPN that trades your traffic for someone else's ledger. Every architectural decision — from where servers sit to how sessions are handled — is made against a single question: does this make it easier to know something about the person using it? If the answer is yes, it doesn't ship.
Nothing about your session is written down. Not your traffic, not your timestamps, not your IP.
Designed against deep packet inspection and aggressive state-level filtering, not just casual geo-blocks.
Encryption that doesn't cost you the connection — video calls and streams stay usable.
One network, reachable from anywhere — access isn't a feature you unlock by country.
Three layers stand between your device and the open internet. Each one is doing a different job — together they're what makes MitiVPN work in places where ordinary VPNs get detected and blocked within minutes.
Your connection is disguised as ordinary encrypted web traffic before it ever leaves your device, so deep packet inspection has nothing distinctive to flag.
Anti-DPITraffic passes through more than one independent relay, so no single server — or the network operator watching it — ever sees both who you are and what you're requesting.
WireGuard-basedSession keys exist only in memory and are discarded the moment a connection closes. There's nothing on disk to seize, subpoena, or leak later.
RAM-onlyServer placement isn't just about speed — it's chosen to give people in restricted regions a nearby, reliable exit point. The map below reflects the regions planned for the launch network.
No office, no investors telling us to add tracking "just for analytics." MitiVPN is built by a handful of engineers who've worked on network infrastructure and censorship-resistant tooling before — this time, for everyone rather than one employer.
Previously built relay infrastructure for censorship-resistant messaging tools.
Focused on obfuscation protocols that survive deep packet inspection at scale.
Building the desktop and mobile apps to be fast, boring, and hard to misuse.
Handles server relationships and the no-log policy's day-to-day enforcement.
Soon. We're finishing the network before we open it, not the other way around. Join the list above and you'll be the first to know.
Yes. Open access matters most where paying for it is hardest — a free tier will exist from day one.
Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, and iOS are all planned for the initial release.
No. A strict no-log policy is a starting requirement of the architecture, not a promise added later.
Reach out by email — early testers, translators, and feedback are all welcome before launch.