netweave gives you a private connection that is yours alone, in the country you choose, with nothing left behind once you disconnect. It stays connected even where ordinary VPNs are blocked, so you keep reaching the sites and apps you need.
macOS, Windows and Linux now — mobile coming soon
netweave stays connected even where ordinary VPNs are blocked and filtering is heavy. That is what keeps you online when standard VPNs stop connecting.
No crowded shared gateway packed with thousands of strangers. Every session gives you a private connection reserved for you in the country you pick, and nothing is left behind once you disconnect.
Low latency keeps video calls clear and PUBG and other games playable instead of lagging out.
Choose exactly where your connection comes out, so geo-locked apps and services behave as if you are sitting in that country.
Pay in crypto with no bank card and no identity documents. Start pay-as-you-go at $0.10/hour or go unlimited at $5/month.
There is no always-on shared gateway. Your connection is private to you and strongly encrypted, and nothing is left behind after you disconnect — so there is simply less to expose you.
$0.10/hour pay-as-you-go, or $5/month unlimited
Look for one that keeps working when access is restricted, not just the cheapest. netweave is built for exactly that: a private connection that is yours alone, that stays connected even under heavy filtering, and your choice of exit country. It starts at $0.10/hour or $5/month.
When Telegram is hard to reach, netweave helps because it stays connected even where ordinary VPNs are blocked and filtering is heavy. Pick a nearby exit country to keep messaging fast.
For PUBG and other online games the thing that matters is latency. netweave is fast with low ping, and because your connection is private to you rather than a crowded shared one, it is not fighting thousands of other users for bandwidth.
Desktop apps for macOS, Windows and Linux are available now from the download page. Mobile apps for Android and iPhone are coming soon.
Not yet. netweave currently runs as a full desktop app for macOS, Windows and Linux, which protects everything on your device rather than just the browser. A browser extension may follow alongside the mobile apps.