Download Pangea VPN
Available for macOS, Windows, and iOS. On a Mac, you can install with a single Terminal command — no manual download needed. Desktop builds aren't code-signed yet, so follow the steps below.
Using Linux? You can build Pangea VPN from source by following the instructions in the repository README.
Install with one command
No download to hunt for. Paste this into Terminal and it downloads PangeaVPN and sets up the VPN service automatically. Then just follow the four steps below.
curl -fsSL https://pangeavpn.org/install-mac.sh | bashOpen Terminal
Press ⌘ + Space, type “Terminal”, and hit Enter. (It also lives in Applications → Utilities.)
Paste the install command
Copy the command above, paste it into Terminal, and press Enter. It downloads PangeaVPN and sets up the VPN service for you — no separate download needed.
Enter your password
The installer needs administrator access to set up the VPN service. Type your Mac password when prompted — you won't see characters as you type, that's normal.
Launch PangeaVPN
When it finishes, open PangeaVPN from your Applications folder or Launchpad and sign in. That's it — you're protected.
Then sign in
Open Pangea VPN and sign in with your account number. You'll find it on your dashboard.
Why isn't it code-signed?
Code-signing certificates cost money every year and we haven't bought one yet, so Windows and macOS warn about the installer. The app is open source, so you, or anyone you trust, can read exactly what it does. If anything worries you, get in touch.