What each layer actually does.
Six protections, on by default, on every plan. This page explains how each one works, what it covers, and where it stops.
- 60-minute free session, three a week
- Android, iOS, macOS, Windows
- Arabic and English, RTL throughout
See it work
This is the screen, not an illustration.
Tap connect and three things change at once: the timer starts, your visible IP is replaced, and the location switches to the server you're routed through. Everything else on this page describes what that state is doing.
- ✓The connection state is always on screen — on, connecting, or off, with no guessing.
- ✓Free sessions run with a visible countdown, so nothing expires quietly.
- ✓Change region without dropping the tunnel or reconnecting by hand.
Not connected
00:00
Connection
One tap, and it holds.
Open the app and connect. There are no profiles to import and no keys to paste. WrapVPN keeps the tunnel up in the background while you move between Wi-Fi and mobile data, so you set it once and carry on.
- ✓Connects in about a second on a modern network
- ✓Auto-connect turns protection on when you join a network you haven't used before
- ✓Holds through a Wi-Fi to mobile data switch without dropping
Networks you mark as trusted are skipped, so Auto-connect doesn't fight you at home.
Privacy
Nothing to log, nothing to leak.
Privacy here is meant to be architecture rather than a promise. Activity isn't recorded, DNS and IPv6 requests stay inside the tunnel, and if the tunnel drops, the kill switch stops traffic instead of quietly falling back to the open network.
- ✓No record of the sites you visit
- ✓DNS and IPv6 leak protection, on by default
- ✓Kill switch stops traffic the moment the tunnel drops
- ✓Clean Web blocks known ad, tracker, and malicious domains
Run this from Settings at any time — it reports the live state, not a stored result.
Coverage
Named locations, not a headline number.
You can see exactly where you're routed. WrapVPN picks the nearest healthy server on connect, and you can change region whenever you want without reconnecting by hand.
- ✓Automatic nearest-server selection on every connect
- ✓Regional coverage across the Gulf, Europe, Asia, and the Americas
- ✓No throttling on any plan
Latency shown from a device in Muscat; figures vary by network.
How long you use it
Protection for a day, a week, or a month.
Every plan carries the same six layers. The only thing that changes is how long protection runs, so you can match it to a trip instead of committing to a year.
- ✓Free session: 60 minutes, three a week, two devices
- ✓Unlimited devices on any paid plan
- ✓Cancel from your account settings — no call, no retention flow
Every length carries the same six layers — pricing shown for reference.
What we don't do
A VPN is one layer. Here's where it stops.
Anything a VPN can't do is worth saying plainly, because assuming otherwise is how people get caught out.
It changes the IP address a site sees. Accounts you sign in to, cookies you accept, and details you type still identify you.
Clean Web blocks known ad, tracker, and malicious domains. It won't find or remove malware already on your device.
If you're logged into an account, that service knows it's you — tunnel or no tunnel.
The tunnel protects the route, not the destination. A phishing page reached over a VPN is still a phishing page.
The details
Specifications
One place to check what ships, without reading the whole page.
| Specification | What ships today |
|---|---|
| Protocol | WireGuard on all platforms |
| Encryption | Modern cipher suite as implemented by WireGuard |
| Activity logging | No record of sites visited or connection contents |
| Leak protection | DNS and IPv6, on by default |
| Kill switch | Stops traffic when the tunnel drops |
| Ad and tracker blocking | Clean Web, domain-level |
| Platforms | iOS & iPadOS, Android & Android TV, and macOS |
| Devices | Two on the free session, unlimited on a paid plan |
| Locations | Gulf, Europe, Asia, Americas |
| Bandwidth | Unmetered, no throttling on any plan |
| Free session | 60 minutes, three per week |
| Plan lengths | Daily, weekly, monthly — cancel in settings |
| Languages | Arabic and English, full RTL interface |
Questions
Asked about features specifically.
Does the kill switch work if the app is closed?
Yes. The kill switch is enforced at the system level, so it holds whether or not the WrapVPN window is open.
What does Clean Web actually block?
It blocks requests to domains on known ad, tracker, and malicious-host lists. It doesn't inspect page content, and it won't stop tracking that happens inside a service you're already signed in to.
Will Auto-connect turn on at home?
Only if you want it to. Mark your home network as trusted once, and Auto-connect will skip it — while still protecting networks it hasn't seen before.
Can I use one account on more than one device?
Two devices on the free session, unlimited on a paid plan, all sharing the same account across iOS & iPadOS, Android & Android TV, and macOS.
Does connecting slow anything down?
Some overhead is unavoidable, because traffic takes an extra hop. WireGuard keeps that overhead small, and there's no throttling on any plan.
What happens when a free session ends?
The countdown is visible the whole time. When it reaches zero, the tunnel closes and you're told plainly, rather than being dropped without notice.