We keep the internet reachable across borders

Why we built it

When access to and from Russia, Belarus and other regions started breaking, the usual answers failed real businesses. A VPN runs on the user. A CDN delivers assets but is itself blocked in the regions that matter. Self-hosting a proxy means owning IP rotation, certificates and routing forever.

We wanted the boring, correct answer: change one DNS record, and your site stays reachable both ways — the world reaches sites hosted in restricted regions, and users in those regions reach the rest of the world. Nothing installed on the visitor, no rebuild of your stack.

What we are

A managed geo reverse-proxy. We run an anycast edge with presence inside and outside restricted regions, classify each visitor at the TLS handshake, and route them through a clean exit pool or straight to your origin. We handle TLS, IP rotation under bans, and failover so you don't have to.

Principles

• Reachability is the product — measured at p95, not p50, and on the half of the map people forget to test.
• No latency tax for users who don't need routing: they go direct.
• We run our own service on the same scheme we sell. If it isn't good enough for us, it isn't good enough to ship.
• Lawful use only. We refuse content on official block-lists and never serve phishing, malware or CSAM.

Where we are

We operate edge points of presence across Europe and restricted-region-adjacent locations, with an anycast entry layer that routes each visitor to the nearest healthy node. See the network page for the current map.