Tunnexa is a free VPN app for Android. You can connect without an account, we keep no record of what you do online, and we tell you plainly what's free, what isn't ready yet, and how the servers get paid for.
Most people don’t go looking for a VPN. They end up needing one: on hotel Wi-Fi that asks for a room number, in an airport lounge, on a college network that blocks half the internet, or at a café with the password on a chalkboard.
The free VPNs they find can make it hard to tell what’s going on. Some want a card for a “free trial”. Some won’t connect until you make an account. Some stay vague about what they keep.
We wanted a VPN that’s easy to trust because there’s nothing to decode. Tap Skip, tap connect, and read exactly what happens to your data in our no-logs policy, a page you can finish over a coffee.
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Install it, tap connect, and know exactly what we keep. That was the whole brief.
What we believe
Four rules we build Tunnexa by
Simple to say, harder to keep. Here is what each one means in the app.
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Free to start
Every server is free right now. You never type in card details to use Tunnexa, so there's no trial to remember to cancel.No card, no trial
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No account needed
Tap Skip and you're in as a guest. An account is there for the extra tools, and all it asks for is an email address, or your Google or Apple sign-in.Tap Skip
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Honest about limits
A VPN adds a little latency. It won't make you anonymous, and it can't fix Wi-Fi that's down. We'd rather say so up front than have you find out later.No hype
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Strict no-logs
We don't keep your browsing history, connection history, traffic or DNS lookups. The little an account does keep is listed, item by item, with the reason.Every item listed
How it's paid for
How a free VPN pays its way
Servers cost money every month. Here's who pays for them, now and later.
Today
Free, and we cover the servers
Nothing in Tunnexa costs money right now. Every location is free, and a free account opens every protocol and privacy tool. We pay for the servers while Tunnexa grows.
Coming soon
Premium will fund the network
Premium will add every VPN location and Specialty servers for gaming, streaming and file sharing, billed through Google Play. The people who choose it will keep the free version running for everyone else.
There's no browsing data to sell.
We don't keep it in the first place. And you won't need Premium to stay private; it's for more places to connect, not more privacy.
The app
What's inside the app
One Android app for phones and tablets running Android 7.0 or later. Here's everything in it today.
Settings
Every tool in one place
Protocol, Kill Switch & Always On, Split Tunneling, DNS leak protection and more.
Still curious? Write to us at support@tunnexa.com.
Who makes Tunnexa VPN?
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Tunnexa is built and run by [Operator legal name], a company registered in [Country]. You can reach the team at support@tunnexa.com.
How does Tunnexa make money if it's free?
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Right now nothing in Tunnexa costs money, and we pay for the servers. Premium, coming soon, will add every location and Specialty servers for the people who want them, and that's what will fund the free version.
Does Tunnexa sell my data?
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No. We don't keep your browsing history, connection history, traffic or DNS lookups, so there's no browsing data to sell. The Tunnexa privacy policy lists what an account does keep.
Do I need an account to use Tunnexa?
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No. Tap Skip and connect as a guest. A free account adds all six protocols, Kill Switch & Always On, Auto Connect, Ad & Tracker Shield and Split Tunneling.
Is Tunnexa available on iPhone or computers?
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No. Tunnexa is an Android app for phones and tablets running Android 7.0 or later.
How do I contact Tunnexa?
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Email support@tunnexa.com, or open Settings in the app and tap Send feedback.
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The free server locations
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