OpenVPN for Android

Why You'll Choose OpenVPN for Android: Control and Transparency

Open-Source and Trustworthy: The code is publicly auditable, meaning no hidden backdoors or shady data logging. Its security and privacy claims are transparent and verifiable.

Universal Client for Maximum Flexibility: Connect to any VPN provider that supports OpenVPN protocol or to your own private OpenVPN server (like one you set up on a home Raspberry Pi).

Powerful Security by Default: Implements the industry-standard OpenVPN protocol with strong encryption, ensuring your internet traffic is shielded from eavesdroppers on untrusted networks.

Advanced Configuration and Control: Offers detailed settings for power users, including protocol selection, cipher suites, custom DNS, routing policies, and per-app VPN rules.

Lightweight and Efficient: The app is focused and streamlined, providing a stable VPN connection with minimal battery and data overhead compared to bulkier, all-in-one service apps.

Key Features for Secure Connections: The Technical Toolkit

Support for Multiple Configurations: Import .ovpn configuration files from your VPN provider or network admin. Manage and switch between multiple saved VPN profiles easily.

Live Connection Logs: View real-time connection logs for troubleshooting. This transparency is invaluable for diagnosing why a connection might fail.

Always-On VPN & Lockdown Mode: Configure the VPN to start automatically and block all network traffic if the VPN connection drops, preventing accidental data leaks.

IPv6 and DNS Leak Protection: Advanced features to ensure all your traffic, including DNS queries, is correctly routed through the encrypted tunnel, preserving your anonymity.

Tasker Integration and Automation: For advanced automation enthusiasts, the app can be integrated with Tasker to trigger VPN connections based on location, Wi-Fi network, or other conditions.

How to Start Using OpenVPN for Android: A Setup Guide

Setting up a secure connection requires a configuration file from a VPN service or your network administrator. Here's the process.

Click “Check All Versions” below to download and install OpenVPN for Android from the official Google Play Store.

Obtain the OpenVPN configuration file (.ovpn) and any required certificate files (like .crt or .pem) from your VPN service provider or network administrator.

Open the app and tap the folder icon or "+" sign to import the .ovpn profile. Navigate to where you saved the file and select it. The app will import the settings.

If your profile requires a username/password or a client certificate, you will be prompted to enter those credentials after import.

Once the profile is imported and saved, simply tap on its name in the main list, then tap the "Connect" button to establish the secure VPN tunnel.

Monitor the connection status on the main screen and check the log (swipe from the left) if you encounter any issues. You can configure options like auto-connect in the profile's settings.

In our interconnected world, privacy and security are not just features—they are necessities. Whether you're checking your bank account on public Wi-Fi, accessing your home network while traveling, or ensuring your online activities remain private, a reliable VPN (Virtual Private Network) is your essential digital shield. OpenVPN for Android is the trusted, open-source gateway to this security. It is not a VPN service itself, but the powerful, configurable client that lets you securely connect to any OpenVPN-compatible server. Think of it as your universal key for unlocking secure, encrypted tunnels to private networks and trusted VPN providers. With its unwavering commitment to transparency, robust encryption, and deep configurability, this app empowers advanced users and privacy-conscious individuals to take full control of their connection security, ensuring their data travels through a protected pipeline no matter where they are.

Why You'll Choose OpenVPN for Android: Control and Transparency

Open-Source and Trustworthy: The code is publicly auditable, meaning no hidden backdoors or shady data logging. Its security and privacy claims are transparent and verifiable.
Universal Client for Maximum Flexibility: Connect to any VPN provider that supports OpenVPN protocol or to your own private OpenVPN server (like one you set up on a home Raspberry Pi).
Powerful Security by Default: Implements the industry-standard OpenVPN protocol with strong encryption, ensuring your internet traffic is shielded from eavesdroppers on untrusted networks.
Advanced Configuration and Control: Offers detailed settings for power users, including protocol selection, cipher suites, custom DNS, routing policies, and per-app VPN rules.
Lightweight and Efficient: The app is focused and streamlined, providing a stable VPN connection with minimal battery and data overhead compared to bulkier, all-in-one service apps.

Key Features for Secure Connections: The Technical Toolkit

Support for Multiple Configurations: Import .ovpn configuration files from your VPN provider or network admin. Manage and switch between multiple saved VPN profiles easily.
Live Connection Logs: View real-time connection logs for troubleshooting. This transparency is invaluable for diagnosing why a connection might fail.
Always-On VPN & Lockdown Mode: Configure the VPN to start automatically and block all network traffic if the VPN connection drops, preventing accidental data leaks.
IPv6 and DNS Leak Protection: Advanced features to ensure all your traffic, including DNS queries, is correctly routed through the encrypted tunnel, preserving your anonymity.
Tasker Integration and Automation: For advanced automation enthusiasts, the app can be integrated with Tasker to trigger VPN connections based on location, Wi-Fi network, or other conditions.

How to Start Using OpenVPN for Android: A Setup Guide

Setting up a secure connection requires a configuration file from a VPN service or your network administrator. Here's the process.

Click “Check All Versions” below to download and install OpenVPN for Android from the official Google Play Store.
Obtain the OpenVPN configuration file (.ovpn) and any required certificate files (like .crt or .pem) from your VPN service provider or network administrator.
Open the app and tap the folder icon or "+" sign to import the .ovpn profile. Navigate to where you saved the file and select it. The app will import the settings.
If your profile requires a username/password or a client certificate, you will be prompted to enter those credentials after import.
Once the profile is imported and saved, simply tap on its name in the main list, then tap the "Connect" button to establish the secure VPN tunnel.
Monitor the connection status on the main screen and check the log (swipe from the left) if you encounter any issues. You can configure options like auto-connect in the profile's settings.