Traffic is using its normal route.
VPN and proxy client
GloopLink
Connects to WireGuard, Shadowsocks, Trojan, VMess, and VLESS. Trojan, VMess, and VLESS currently require TLS over WebSocket, HTTP/2, or gRPC.
Free to use.
Starting the tunnel…
Traffic is routing through the Singapore node.
- Exit
- Singapore
- Latency
- 24 ms
- Connected
- 08:42
Protocols
Protocol support
Current support: WireGuard, Shadowsocks, Trojan, VMess, and VLESS. Trojan, VMess, and VLESS support TLS links over WebSocket, HTTP/2, or gRPC.
Full protocol table →Connects everywhere
- WireGuard
- Shadowsocks
- Trojan
- VMess
- VLESS
Platforms
macOS, iOS, and Android
The same app on desktop and mobile. This release keeps the protocol surface aligned across macOS, iOS, and Android.
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macOS
Menu-bar app
macOS 12 Monterey or later · Apple silicon and Intel
Coming soon -
iOS
App Store
iOS 16 or later
Coming soon -
Android
APK / Play
Android 9 or later
Coming soon
Is GloopLink a VPN?
It is a connection client. You add nodes you already have — WireGuard as a VPN tunnel, or proxy nodes such as Shadowsocks and Trojan — and GloopLink manages the connection and its status. It does not sell or supply nodes.
Is my node configuration uploaded anywhere?
No. The standalone app keeps configuration on the device. There is no account and no background sync. A separate service edition, planned for later, would handle accounts and node discovery on its own terms.
Which protocols can it connect?
Current support: WireGuard, Shadowsocks, Trojan, VMess, and VLESS. Trojan, VMess, and VLESS support TLS links over WebSocket, HTTP/2, or gRPC. If a node link uses something the runtime cannot carry, the import is rejected rather than saved and left to fail.
Download GloopLink
Free. macOS, iOS, and Android.