SCIAT VPN

Encrypt everything leaving your device, hide your address from the networks you use, and reach the internet as though you were somewhere else — with no logs of what you did.

Person working securely on a public network
Privacy & Identity

Private, encrypted connection on any network.

Available for
WindowsmacOSAndroidiOSLinux

What SCIAT VPN
Actually Does

Public Wi-Fi in a hotel, a café or an airport is a shared network you do not control, and anyone else on it can see far more of your traffic than you would expect. SCIAT VPN encrypts the connection between your device and our servers, so what you send cannot be read or modified in transit. We operate a strict no-logging policy: we do not record which sites you visit, and we cannot hand over records we never kept.

Everything Included
in SCIAT VPN

Strong Encryption

Modern ciphers over WireGuard and OpenVPN, so your traffic is unreadable to anyone sitting between you and the destination.

No-Logging Policy

We do not record browsing history, DNS queries or connection content. There is nothing to leak and nothing to subpoena.

Kill Switch

If the tunnel drops, network access is cut instantly rather than silently falling back to an unprotected connection.

Global Server Network

Choose where you appear to be, including regional servers so local services stay fast rather than routing across continents.

Split Tunnelling

Send only the applications you choose through the tunnel, and let trusted local traffic go direct.

Unlimited Traffic

No data cap and no throttling. Use it as your default connection rather than switching it on for sensitive moments.

The Detail
You Asked For

Platforms
Windows, macOS, Android, iOS, Linux
Protocols
WireGuard, OpenVPN
Simultaneous devices
Up to 10 per licence
Logging
No activity or connection logs
Traffic
Unlimited

Before You
Decide

No, and you should be wary of anyone who says it does. A VPN stops the network you are on from reading your traffic and hides your address from the sites you visit. It does not hide you from a service you have logged into, and it does not protect a device that is already compromised.
Encryption costs a little throughput and routing adds some latency. Choosing a nearby server keeps both small enough that normal browsing and video feel unchanged.
Yes. WireGuard configuration profiles are available for routers that support it, which covers every device on the network with one connection.