Osmira

Osmira runs on AmneziaWG, which is WireGuard with obfuscation that keeps the handshake from standing out in traffic. It supports all AWG 2.0 parameters (Jc/Jmin/Jmax, S1-S4, H1-H4, I1-I5), AWG 3.0 features (HeaderProtectionKey header encryption, ContentPaddingAddition padding, handshake timings including ranges like 20-30), and AWG 3.1 (RandomTrailers, DisableCookies).

Features

- Import anything from AmneziaWG: open a .vpn file, paste a vpn:// link, or feed it a regular .conf. - Split tunnelling: route all traffic through the VPN, exclude a list of apps from the tunnel (for example, banking apps), or tunnel only selected apps. - Connection persistence: reconnects automatically on network changes or tunnel freezes, and survives deep sleep. - Wi-Fi hotspot support: clients of the hotspot go through the tunnel when it is active. - Quiet and lightweight: one notification, full-screen black interface, no accounts, no analytics, no ads.

Note

On Android 13 and above, the app requests notification permission on first launch. It is used only for the connection status.

Privacy

No telemetry and no accounts. Nothing leaves the device except your own tunnel. Profiles contain WireGuard private keys, so they are stored in Android's encrypted storage (Keystore-backed) rather than in plain settings. Release builds use R8 and Dart obfuscation, backups are disabled, cleartext HTTP is blocked, and the manifest requests a minimal set of permissions.

Interface language: Russian

Credits

Bundled AmneziaWG / WireGuard-Go backend is © WireGuard LLC and Amnezia, also under MIT. "WireGuard" is a registered trademark of Jason A. Donenfeld.

Disclaimer

Osmira is an independent client and is not affiliated with Amnezia or WireGuard. All trademarks belong to their respective owners.

License

MIT