03 client

One config — any platform

Platform independence is a selling point on its own. A VPN should not end where the list of "popular" operating systems ends.

FOSS client

The client is open-source and cross-platform. No closed modules, no telemetry — the code can be audited and forked.

Supported OSes

Linux NetBSD OpenBSD FreeBSD

The focus is on niche, security-oriented systems that big VPN providers usually ignore.

OpenBSD via EasyOpenBSD

separate project

User-friendly OpenBSD tooling packages — installers and wrappers that keep a security-oriented system pleasant for daily use. Support for niche systems — by doing, not by a blog line.

Financing project: Anthrill OS

revenue-funded

Part of every subscription funds Anthrill — a Linux distribution standing on three pillars: security, anonymity and decentralization. Rust-first system components: mesk, a mesh-based package manager over I2P/Yggdrasil; vigil, an init system in the Unix philosophy; nsc, a network killswitch that routes traffic through several mixnets at once.

The project lives on I2P: anthrill.i2p · git.anthrill.i2p.

04 bring your own

The client is optional

The config we hand out is a plain JSON file for Xray-core / Mihomo. Any compatible client understands it without our software in between.

Our client

in development

Being built in the open — source code and progress live in our git repositories. For RU users there is the Telegram bot while the client matures.

Third-party clients

Xray, Mihomo, v2rayN and everything that speaks the same config format work out of the box. No lock-in: take the JSON and go.

[3] Source code and releases: codeberg.org/NamelessTeam (clearnet) · git.anthrill.i2p (I2P).