Varang runs a low-latency, censorship-resistant edge network across Europe. One profile, six transport protocols, anycast routing and zero logs — your traffic leaves the edge looking like nobody's business.
Every layer of the stack is designed for adversarial networks — from DPI fingerprinting to active probing and IP throttling.
Reality-grade TLS mimicry, QUIC-based flows and padded request shapes. The edge looks like ordinary traffic to middleboxes — because to them, it is.
A live dot-lattice mirrors the mesh: nodes probe each other every 30 s, votes propagate, and unhealthy paths are drained before clients notice.
One hostname resolves to the nearest healthy edge. When a route degrades, sessions migrate between regions without touching your app.
No accounts, no logs, no traffic metadata retention. Subscription secrets are scoped per client and rotate on schedule — nothing to hand over, ever.
A single subscription link carries every transport. Clients pick the fastest on their own — desktop, mobile or router, no manual switching.
Provision, rotate and revoke access programmatically. Idempotent endpoints, signed webhooks and a CLI that deploys an edge profile in one command.
Edges peer directly with tier-1 networks in each market. Private backbone between regions keeps handoffs off the public internet.
Install the CLI, point it at your profile and you're routing through Varang in under a minute. Everything after that is automatic.
No per-gigabyte surprises, no seat math. Pick a lane and change it whenever you like.
For trying the network and light daily use.
For people who live on the network every day.
For teams shipping on the edge together.
Create a workspace, pick a lane, and route your first packet through Varang in under a minute.
Get started — it's free