VPNly
A completely free VPN with no registration, no logs, and no bandwidth limits — trusted by around 3 million users worldwide. I worked across both surfaces of the product: the marketing website and the Chrome / Firefox browser extension.
The marketing website at vpnly.com.
Key Features
Privacy, performance, and zero friction — across browsers, desktops, and mobile.
Completely free, no registration
Install and connect — no signup, no email, no personal data. A non-profit service supported by donations, free for everyone.
No bandwidth or time limits
Stream HD video, download large files, and browse without throttling, daily caps, or session timers on the free tier.
Strict no-logs policy
Operating under Swiss jurisdiction with no obligation to disclose user data. Activity, connection metadata, and personal information are never stored.
Cross-platform
Native apps for iOS, Android, macOS, and Windows. Browser extensions for Chrome, Firefox, Opera, Edge, and Yandex.
20+ global servers
Four global locations and 20+ fast, secure servers on the free plan. Premium unlocks the full network of additional regions.
Military-grade encryption
End-to-end encrypted tunnels with DNS and WebRTC leak protection — no IP leaks, no third-party DNS monitoring.
Ad-blocker friendly
Free tier is fully usable; premium removes ads, lifts the connection time limit, and adds split tunneling and favorite servers.
Premium upgrade path
Optional premium subscription expands locations, removes the connection timer, enables split tunneling, and adds 24/7 support.
Trusted by ~3M users
4.7 on the App Store (1M+ installs), 4.4 on Google Play (1M+), 4.7 on Chrome Web Store, and 4.4 on Firefox Add-ons.
One-click VPN, right in the browser
The Chrome and Firefox extension brings the same free, no-registration experience into a browser popup — connect, switch locations, and protect DNS / WebRTC without leaving the tab.
Tech Stack
Vue
UI framework
Pinia
State management
TypeScript
Type safety
Vite
Build tool
WebExtensions API
Chrome & Firefox extensions