As it stands, with WireGuard support being a ‘stretch’ goal, I can’t pledge more than the bare minimum. If the dev put WireGuard development ahead of MacOS and IPSec (which already has native support on iOS), I would be backing on sight. As someone who doesn’t use MacOS, the development roadmap doesn’t quite align with my needs. Speaking of funding, I did check out the Kickstarter page, and sadly, I can’t be a backer at this point in time. Heck, I think this dev could even create an app to cure racism if we gave him the funding. If everyone put the same care into their apps, the App Store would be a much better place. I knew from prior experience that the OpenVPN Connect app for iOS was an ugly and unreliable piece of 💩, so I did some searching and found Passepartout, and my mind has been blown. My provider was having some issues with their WireGuard servers some time ago, so I decided to use the OpenVPN servers as a fallback option until they resolved the issue. No web services, ads or any undesired bloat besides the VPN itself.īlows away the so called “official” OpenVPN Connect app. Pick pre-resolved endpoints when DNS is problematic. Full transparency on what servers you're connecting to.

Override network settings in a snap (default gateway, DNS, proxy, MTU). Fine-tune encryption without tweaking any configuration file. Use Trusted Networks to fine-grain your connectivity. Handle your profiles in one single place. Incredible ease of use, with native look & feel.

Passepartout offers presets for major VPN providers:

Passepartout does not engage any unrequested background activity other than the VPN tunnel, thus being also friendlier to firewalls. With Trusted Networks, Passepartout unlocks the very best of using a VPN. Passepartout is the only app you need for both well-known VPN providers and your personal VPN servers. Passepartout is a smart VPN client perfectly integrated with Apple platforms.

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