Incy - VPN

Incy VPN is a configurable VPN client for Android with a dark green interface. Add a server or subscription from your provider, choose a connection and manage it from one app.

YOUR CONNECTION, YOUR PROVIDER

Import an HTTPS subscription link, a compatible server key, a QR code or a configuration file. You can also add a connection manually. A compatible server or provider subscription is required; the app does not include a built-in list of free VPN servers.

SIMPLE SERVER MANAGEMENT

Search your connections, save favorites, check latency and refresh subscriptions. Connect from the main screen and view connection status and traffic counters.

CONNECTION SETTINGS

Configure DNS and routing, choose which apps use the VPN, and manage automatic reconnection. Advanced options depend on your selected protocol and server configuration.

SUPPORTED CONNECTIONS

VLESS, VMess, Trojan, Shadowsocks, WireGuard, AmneziaWG, Hysteria2, SSTP and OpenConnect, plus supported proxy configurations.

SUPPORT IN THE APP

Open support from the headset button, create a conversation and view replies in your chat list. Website and Telegram buttons remain accessible for obtaining or renewing a provider key. Telegram opens directly when the app is available, with a web fallback.

VPN PERMISSION AND DATA

Incy VPN uses Android's VpnService to route device or selected-app traffic through the server you choose. Android asks for VPN permission before the first connection. Your provider receives the information needed to deliver its service; use a trusted provider and an encrypted connection configuration.

Profiles and local support history are encrypted on your device. The publisher's service processes basic app/device information, usage events, diagnostics and messages you choose to send to support, as described in the privacy policy and in-app notice. VPN keys and browsing history are not automatically attached to these reports.

Connection performance and availability depend on your server and network. The current in-app interface is primarily in Russian.