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Some networks hunt VPN traffic itself. Pangea has five transports that disguise your tunnel as everyday traffic. The app tries them until one connects. Even in China.

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Auto mode finds the way

The app tries each transport in order until one connects. Or pin one in the Connection Method setting.

  1. 1VLESS+REALITYBorrows a real site's handshakeBlocked in this example
  2. 2CloakHides in ordinary HTTPSBlocked in this example
  3. 3ShadowsocksNo TLS to inspectBlocked in this example
  4. 4Hysteria2Built for throttled networksBlocked in this example
  5. 5NaiveProxyIndistinguishable from ChromeConnected. Open internet.
Connected. Open internet.

One tunnel. Five disguises.

Every connection is the same WireGuard tunnel: 256-bit encryption, keys that never leave your device. The transport is just the disguise.

VLESS+REALITY

Borrows a real site's handshake

Presents the genuine TLS handshake of a real, uncensored website, valid certificate and all. Nothing to blocklist.

Cloak

Hides in ordinary HTTPS

Wraps your tunnel in TLS that looks like normal traffic to a major website. Probes see an ordinary web server, not a VPN.

Shadowsocks

No TLS to inspect

Encrypted traffic on its own port with no TLS handshake at all. Filtering built to read TLS has nothing there to read.

Hysteria2

Built for throttled networks

QUIC-based, looks like HTTP/3, stays fast on slow or throttled connections. When TCP is squeezed, it punches through over UDP.

NaiveProxy

Indistinguishable from Chrome

Runs your traffic through Chromium's own network stack, so the TLS fingerprint is Chrome's. Blocking it means blocking Chrome.

No transport stays unblockable forever. That's why there are five, with more in testing.

If the tunnel drops, so does your traffic

An always-on kill switch cuts your internet the instant the VPN connection falls — while reconnecting, while switching transports, whatever happens. Your real IP and traffic never leak out.

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All five ship in the open-source app today.

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The desktop app is open source under the GNU GPLv3.

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