Generic WireGuard client, Anon-branded. Paste / import / scan a .conf and route your traffic through whatever endpoint you control. No bundled servers, no provider directory, no telemetry. 22 MB. The official WireGuard Android client, forked — same userspace tunnel (libwg-go), same kernel-module integration when the device supports it, same .conf format. Brings nothing new to the protocol; just a rebrand plus the privacy hardening below. App lock — PIN gate on launch and after 60 seconds of backgrounding, with optional biometric (Class 3 / fingerprint or face) shortcut. Same pattern as Anon PGP / Mail. PIN hash stored in EncryptedSharedPreferences (AES-256-GCM with a Keystore-bound master key). No PIN recovery. FLAG_SECURE always — blanks the Recent Apps thumbnail and blocks screenshots, independent of the lock setting Bring your own endpoint — we ship no preconfigured tunnels, no provider list, no signup flow. The far end of the tunnel is yours (or your friend's). If you misconfigure it, you have only your own logs to read Persistent tunnels survive reboot (opt-in via "Restore on boot") Quick Settings tile + intent-control compatibility (Tasker / kill-switch automation) Manual / clipboard / QR-code / .conf-file config import No Google Play Services, no analytics, no crash reporting to a third party (uncaught exceptions log locally) Free software — UI under GPL-2.0, tunnel under Apache-2.0, same as upstream F-Droid repo: https://anonymous.gratis/fdroid/repo Tip portal: http://ieyezgeojxw73hv4szrkbreea3rd6ri7xfbevngi63uabothn226euyd.onion