VPN for all your devices
Pick the device you’re installing VanyaVPN on. If you’re not sure what your computer runs, start with “VPN for PC”.
Computer
- VPN for Windows One installer for Windows 7 SP1 through 11 Windows 11Windows 10Windows 8Windows 7
- VPN for Mac DMG for macOS 12 and later, also in the Mac App Store
- VPN for Linux .deb package or AppImage, x86-64 machines only UbuntuDebian
- VPN for PC Windows, macOS and Linux side by side
Phone and TV
- VPN for your phone iPhone and iPad on iOS 15.5+, Android 10+
- VPN for Android TV Android TV 10+, sign in with a code from your phone
- VPN for Apple TV The app is on its way
Before you install
I’m in Russia with an iPhone. Can I still get the app?
Most likely. Apple shows you the store for the region your account is registered in, wherever you are physically. Accounts from the US, Germany, Turkey or Kazakhstan, for instance, get VanyaVPN as a regular download, and only the Russian store leaves it out. A Russian account will need TestFlight, linked from all apps, or a change of region. The iPhone guide covers both, though only in Russian.
My device isn’t listed. What now?
Then there’s no app for it. That’s the case with Samsung and LG TVs, and with browser extensions, which VanyaVPN doesn’t make. A TV without Android TV can get by with an Android TV box, and a browser needs nothing extra once the app is running on the computer.
Is the desktop app different from the phone one?
Very little. The countries and settings are the same. Only on Android can you pick apps that skip the VPN, and on a computer VanyaVPN can start along with the system. On Windows and Linux it then starts in the tray, and on a Mac (the DMG version, macOS 13 or later) it opens at login, and its icon appears in the menu bar.
