VPN for iPhone
Button up before you go online.
SuitUp encrypts your connection in one tap. Tap the bow tie — when the three buttons glow, you’re protected.
A personal invitation
SuitUp requests
the pleasure of your privacy
at every café Wi-Fi, airport lounge and hotel lobby
you happen to pass through
- Dress code
- Encrypted
- Admission
- Free, no account needed
- Guest list
- Not kept — no browsing logs
R.S.V.P.
Coming soon to theApp StoreThe fitting
Three things, done properly.
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I
Private and secure
Everything between your iPhone and our server travels through an encrypted tunnel. The keys are made on your phone, and the private ones never leave it.
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II
Connect in one tap
Tap the bow tie. The three buttons light one after another, the suit turns to gold and a timer starts. Tap again to undress.
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III
Servers worldwide
Pick a city yourself, or leave it on Fastest location: the app measures the ping to every server and seats you at the quickest.
Also in the wardrobe: Auto Connect — iOS reconnects SuitUp by itself whenever you join a network.
At the door
Before you come in.
Six short answers, one ticket each.
- No. 01
What does it cost?
Nothing. This version of SuitUp has no subscriptions and no in-app purchases.
- No. 02
Do I need an account?
No. There is no sign-up and no e-mail address to give — open the app and tap the bow tie.
- No. 03
Which iPhone?
Any iPhone running iOS 18 or later.
- No. 04
Are my sites logged?
No. We do not record the sites you visit, your DNS lookups or what you send and receive.
- No. 05
How do I switch it off?
Tap the bow tie again. The buttons go dark and your connection returns to normal.
- No. 06
Who is behind SuitUp?
GEN-REACH TRADING LTD, a company in Limassol, Cyprus. Write to us any time: support@genreach-trading.com.
Discretion
What happens at the party
isn’t written down.
Never recorded
- the sites and apps you visit
- your DNS lookups
- the contents of your traffic
- your name, e-mail or Apple Account
- your location or advertising identifier
All the app sends
- a random device ID and its public keys
- the app and iOS version
- short technical reports when a connection fails or succeeds — deleted after 30 days
No ads, no trackers, no third-party analytics in this version. The full account is in the Privacy Policy.