AI summary
Free public beta VPN with no account or email required. Uses a device-only secret key for access. WarrenGuard protocol disguises VPN traffic as ordinary web browsing to avoid detection. Servers run in RAM with no disk logging. Includes port forwarding. Open source under AGPL/GPL licenses. Note: requests broad storage and package-querying permissions beyond typical VPN needs.
Generated by AI. May contain inaccuracies.
About this app
The paid service is not open yet: Warren runs a free public beta today, for a beta crowd.
Be welcome to the warren Slip on through and retrieve Your intimacy, your peace If you're done being fleeced Like every VPN: IP masked, traffic encrypted. Inside the Warren: no account, no email, no identity. ↳ just a key that you alone hold! And Warren is transparent: it turns your VPN browsing ↳ into ordinary web browsing.
No gimmicks. No promises. Six architecture choices that change everything.
Undetectable by design On the wire, your Warren traffic looks like ordinary web browsing. You cannot block what you cannot see.
No account, no email The app generates a secret key that never leaves your device. I'll never know who you are. It's sad, but it's beautiful.
No logs, by construction Servers that run in RAM, nothing written to disk: you leave no trace, your activity doesn't even exist... I know a therapist if you need one.
Port forwarding included Ports should be open to every sailor. Some had to close them. So I had to reopen them. Nothing criminal in this traffic, it's the simple law of the sea, and its ebb.
Open source, verifiable The WarrenGuard protocol, the SDKs, the app: all the code is public, under free licenses (AGPL, GPL). Don't take my word for it, and don't take theirs either.
About this version
- Version
- 1.1.19 (10119)
- Size
- 119.65 MB
- Requires Android
- 9
- Target SDK
- 28
- Architecture
- armeabi-v7a, x86, x86_64, arm64-v8a
- Downloads
- 57
- Updated
- Aug 24, 2026
- Package
- com.warrenbrowse.vpn.beta
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