A VPN that doesn't ask who you are.

No sign-up. No personal info. Just install and connect. Watch an ad, get 2 hours of full-speed VPN. Open source. No logs. Always your choice.

Everything a VPN should be. Nothing it shouldn't.

No accounts. No forced payments. Just a fast, private tunnel that respects you.

No sign-up required

You don't give us anything. No email, no password, no phone number, nothing to fill in. Your phone picks a random ID for itself, and that's the only thing our server ever knows you by.

We don't log where you go

We don't log your browsing history. We don't inspect your packets. Nothing about where you go is written down, so there's nothing to hand over, sell, or lose.

Open source

The Android app is on GitHub and this site's own code is on our Gitea. The backend goes public soon. You don't have to take our word for anything — the code is the truth.

Traffic that doesn't look like a VPN

Your connection is TLS 1.3 wrapped in Xray Reality, so on the wire it looks like an ordinary visit to an ordinary website. It's also why ReVolt tends to keep working on networks where other VPNs stop.

Two hours at full speed

One ad gets you a two-hour session with 10 GB of data — no slow lane, no throttling, no quiet downgrade halfway through. When it runs out the tunnel closes, and you can start another one right away.

One tap. That's it.

No config files to import, no keys to paste, no protocol settings to get wrong. Tap connect and ReVoltVPN handles the rest. If you like tinkering, the server picker and the connection mode are there — but you never have to touch them.

Why we built this

Most VPNs demand your details before you even see the app. Your email. Your payment info. Sometimes your phone number. We don't think privacy should require a background check, so we built ReVoltVPN to work without asking for any of it.

We hold almost nothing on you

Your phone makes up a random ID the first time you open the app, and that ID is the whole of your relationship with our server. No name on it, no email, no account. The only thing held against it is how long your session has left and how many bytes it has used, and that goes when the session does. There's nothing else on file, because we never asked you for anything else.

You are not the product

A lot of free VPNs make their money by logging what you do and selling it. We went the other way: you watch an ad, the ad pays for the server (barely), and we go out of our way to know as little about you as we can. We run no analytics of our own and we've got nothing to sell. The ads themselves come from Google AdMob, so Google sees what Google normally sees — that's spelled out in the privacy policy rather than buried in it.

You can read the code

Every VPN says "trust us." We'd rather you didn't have to. The Android app is on GitHub, this website's code is on our own Gitea, and the backend and Xray config go up soon. If something looks off, open an issue. If you'd rather build it from source and skip the Play Store entirely, you can.

The tunnel does not announce itself

Most VPN protocols are easy to spot from the outside. VLESS with Xray Reality isn't: your encrypted traffic is shaped like an ordinary HTTPS visit to an ordinary website. Your network sees a normal connection and gets on with its day, which is why ReVolt tends to keep working in places where other VPNs stop.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this actually free? What is the catch?

No catch. You watch a short ad — the same kind you see in any free mobile game — and in return you get 2 hours of full-speed VPN. That's the whole transaction. We don't collect anything about who you are, and we've got nothing to sell.

What kind of ads? How many do I have to watch?

Standard rewarded video ads through Google AdMob. One when you tap connect, and that buys you the full two hours. If you want more time, the Support button plays a second one and adds another half hour to the session you're already in. That's it — nothing plays unless you tap for it.

How fast is it? Will it slow down my connection?

The server sits in Finland with plenty of bandwidth, and there's no throttling — your whole session runs at full speed. For normal phone use — video, music, messaging, browsing — you shouldn't notice it's on. More locations are coming.

How do I know the app is safe?

The Android app is public on GitHub, this website's code is on our own Gitea, and the backend follows soon. You don't have to take our word for it — read the source, audit the VPN logic, build the APK yourself against your own server if you like.

On permissions: the VPN itself, notifications so the session timer can show, vibration for haptics, and leave to keep running while your phone is idle so the tunnel doesn't die in your pocket. Google's ad library adds its own advertising-ID permissions on top. No file access, no contacts, no location, no microphone, no camera.

What happens when my 2 hours run out?

The tunnel closes and you're back on your normal connection. The app warns you shortly before it happens and tells you the moment it does. You can start a new one straight away — there's no daily limit — or tap Support beforehand to add another half hour and skip the interruption.

Why one server in Finland? Can I pick a different country?

One server, in Finland. It's enough for the traffic we have, and it's what the ad revenue pays for. More go in as the project grows — the picker is already in the app, waiting for them.

Why Android only? Will there be an iOS version?

The app is built with Flutter, so the interface would carry across. The VPN runtime underneath it is Android-only though, and that's the real work — it hasn't started. iOS is on the list, but we're not going to pretend it's close.

Do you use what you built?

Every day, on our own phones. That's most of the reason it exists.

Contact

Discord

Join the Discord — we're in there most days. Ask questions, report bugs, request features, or just hang out.

Join the Discord

Email

Prefer email? We read all of it, but Discord and GitHub are where we actually live — you'll get a faster answer there.

revoltvpn@protonmail.com

GitHub

Found a bug or want to contribute? Open an issue or a pull request on GitHub — the app is developed in the open, and the backend joins it soon.

Open an issue

Google Play

The easiest way to install ReVoltVPN on your Android device. Automatic updates, one-tap install, nothing to configure.

Coming soon.

GitHub Releases

Grab the latest APK straight from GitHub. No store, no middleman — just the build, which you're welcome to inspect first.

Latest release

The app

The Android client. Read it, audit the VPN logic, or build the APK yourself — you will need to point it at your own server, since our config is not in the repo. The backend and Xray config go up soon.

github.com/esefxdz/ReVoltVPN
Flutter GPL-3.0 mirror

This website

The page you are reading, including every claim on it. If we ask you to believe something here, you should be able to check how it was written. It lives on our own Gitea rather than GitHub.

git.userevolt.app/esef/revoltvpnweb
HTML / CSS / JS GPL-3.0

Terms of Service

Last updated: October 18, 2026

1. Introduction and acceptance

By downloading, installing, or using ReVoltVPN (the “App”), you acknowledge that you have read, understood, and agree to be bound by these Terms of Service (“Terms”). If you do not agree, you must immediately stop using the App and uninstall it.

ReVoltVPN is an open-source project maintained by its contributors (“we,” “us,” or “our”). The App is provided free of charge and is supported by advertisements.

2. Service description

ReVoltVPN provides a VPN tunnel between your Android device and a server in Finland. The service operates on a session-based model:

  • You may watch a rewarded video advertisement to activate a VPN session.
  • Each session grants up to 2 hours of full-speed connectivity, subject to a 10 GB data transfer cap.
  • After the session quota is exhausted, your connection is terminated.
  • You may watch additional advertisements to begin new sessions or prolong existing ones.

The service currently operates from a single server in Finland. Server availability, speed, and capacity are not guaranteed and may vary.

3. No account required

ReVoltVPN does not require you to create an account, provide an email address, or submit any personally identifiable information. A randomly generated device identifier is used solely for session management and quota enforcement. This identifier is generated on your device, is not linked to your identity, and is reused across sessions. The session record held against it on our server is deleted when that session ends.

4. Acceptable use

You agree to use ReVoltVPN only for lawful purposes. You may not:

  • Use the service to violate any applicable law, including the laws of Finland where our server is located.
  • Use the service to send spam, conduct denial-of-service attacks, distribute malware, or engage in any activity that harms our infrastructure.
  • Attempt to circumvent session limits, quota enforcement, or the advertisement model through automation, modified clients, or any other means.
  • Resell, lease, or sublicense access to the service.

We reserve the right to block traffic, throttle connections, or refuse service to any user who violates these Terms or whose usage threatens server stability.

5. Intellectual property

The ReVoltVPN App and its associated server software are released under an open-source license. You are free to view, modify, and distribute the source code in accordance with the terms of that license, available in the project repository. The ReVoltVPN name, logo, and branding assets are the property of the project and may not be used in ways that imply endorsement without written permission.

6. Third-party services

The App integrates with Google AdMob to display rewarded advertisements. Google may collect and process data in accordance with its own privacy policy. We do not control and are not responsible for Google's data practices. Users in the EEA and UK are presented with a consent dialog on first launch.

7. Privacy

Our data handling practices are described in the Privacy Policy. In summary, we do not log internet traffic, browsing history, or DNS queries. We maintain a temporary session record solely for quota enforcement, which is deleted when your session expires. We do not sell user data, and we do not disclose it to third parties beyond what Google's advertising SDK collects in the course of serving ads, as described in Section 6 and in the Privacy Policy.

8. Disclaimer of warranties

The service is provided on an “as is” and “as available” basis, without warranties of any kind, express or implied. To the fullest extent permitted by applicable law, we disclaim all warranties, including implied warranties of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, and non-infringement.

We do not warrant that the service will be uninterrupted, secure, or available at any particular time or location. You use the service at your own risk.

9. Limitation of liability

To the maximum extent permitted by applicable law, ReVoltVPN, its contributors, and its maintainers shall not be liable for any indirect, incidental, special, consequential, or punitive damages, including loss of data, loss of profits, or service interruption, whether based on warranty, contract, tort, or any other legal theory, even if advised of the possibility of such damages.

10. Indemnification

You agree to indemnify and hold harmless ReVoltVPN, its contributors, and its maintainers from any claims, damages, losses, liabilities, costs, and expenses arising out of your use of the service, your violation of these Terms, or your violation of any third-party rights.

11. Termination

We reserve the right to suspend or terminate your access to the service at any time, with or without cause and with or without notice. Sessions expire automatically after 2 hours or upon reaching the 10 GB transfer limit — this is normal operation, not termination under this section.

12. Changes to these Terms

We may update these Terms from time to time. When we do, we will revise the “Last updated” date at the top of this page. Material changes may be announced through the App or the GitHub repository. Your continued use after changes constitutes acceptance.

13. Governing law

These Terms shall be governed by the laws of Finland, without regard to conflict of law principles. Any disputes shall be subject to the exclusive jurisdiction of the courts of Finland.

14. Contact

For questions about these Terms, see Contact tab for support.

Privacy Policy

Last updated: October 2026

ReVoltVPN is a free VPN service built and operated by ReVolt Team.

In-app disclosure

When you first open the app, we show a brief summary of this policy before you connect. You can review this full policy at any time from the sidebar menu.

What we collect

We collect the minimum required to operate the service:

  • A randomly generated device ID created on your phone. It is stored on your device and reused between sessions, and it is not linked to your identity in any way.
  • Your connection duration and data usage for the current session, linked to your device ID. This is used solely to enforce the per-session quota (see below).

What our server sees

To start, check, or refresh your session, the app contacts our API directly rather than through the VPN tunnel. Our server therefore sees the IP address you are connecting from, alongside your device ID, for as long as the app is running. This is a necessary consequence of how sessions are issued and kept alive — it is separate from your browsing traffic, which is carried inside the tunnel and is described below.

Session quotas

Each session lasts up to 2 hours or 10 GB of data — whichever comes first. When your session expires or hits the data cap, the tunnel disconnects. You can start a new session by watching another ad. Session records (duration and bytes transferred) are held on our server for the life of your session and removed when it ends.

Support ads (the "Support us" button) extend an active session by 30 minutes and add extra data allowance.

Operational logs

Server logs are written to the system journal. They include truncated device IDs (first 8 characters only), session start and stop events, and error messages. Logs stay on the server and are only accessible to the server operator; retention follows the server's journal settings. We also keep an aggregate total of all data ever transferred, in GB, for capacity planning — this counter is not tied to any individual device.

What we do not collect

  • We do not collect your name, email, or any personal information.
  • We do not log your internet traffic, browsing history, DNS queries, or destination IPs.
  • We do not inspect or store the content of your traffic.
  • We do not sell your data. We do not share it with anyone, apart from what Google's ad SDK collects for ad delivery — see “Ads & Consent” below.

Ads & Consent

ReVoltVPN uses Google AdMob to display rewarded video ads. Where required — for users in the European Economic Area (EEA) and United Kingdom — a consent dialog provided by Google's User Messaging Platform is shown before the first ad is requested, letting you choose whether to allow personalized ads. This choice is stored on your device and can be reviewed at any time from the "Ad Consent" entry in the sidebar menu. Google may collect data as part of ad delivery. Please refer to Google's Privacy Policy for details.

Your traffic

Your internet traffic is routed through our server located in Finland. We do not inspect, log, or store your traffic. We only track total bytes transferred per session for quota enforcement — no packet contents, no destination IPs, no DNS queries.

Contact

If you have any questions, open an issue on the GitHub repository or join the Discord server.