VPN Hotspot

Mygod Studio

In-app purchases

About this app

Connecting things to your VPN made simple. Share your VPN connection over hotspot/system tethering or repeater. (root required)

This app is useful for:

* Connecting things that don't support VPN like Chromecasts behind corporate firewalls;
* Setting up gapps behind corporate firewalls;
* Connecting to your mobile hotspot but you're not bothered to set up VPN on your device;
* Identifying, monitoring and blocking (unwanted) clients;
* Bypassing tethering limits by:
- (recommended) Use this app with a real VPN/socksifier; (ad-blocker may not work)
- (might not work based on your carrier) Use this app with TTL editor like TTL Master;
- Try your luck and simply use this app.

Get more information including FAQs on GitHub: https://github.com/Mygod/VPNHotspot/blob/master/README.md

Ratings and reviews

App works great with Verizon carrier, however I have just one issue is that the quick action says "unavailable" and I can't turn it off from there, not in the app. I have to go to the builtin Wifi Hotspot settings and disable it there, sometimes causing mobile connection to "break" until I enable Airplane mode. Anyway, thanks for the only working app I can find!

Works great for what I need it for: rebroadcasting public hotel Wi-Fi over a secure VPN connection. I use this on my Pixel for traveling and I can set up one connection on the Pixel, connect to my VPN (and turn on Android's built-in VPN kill switch), and voila, it works. All my other devices connect just fine and my security and privacy are maintained. You need to know what you're getting into here and how to best use this program. It's powerful but it can have a bit of a learning curve for non-technical people. It also requires root. But, presumably, if you know how to root your device you can figure out how to best use this app. I've been using it for quite some time and it's been rock solid.

Very good app that works as described. Update: dev says that android 10 fixes the problem described below. My manufacturer is extremely slow with updates, so seems like this bug/feature will be sticking around for a few months (or year). But, when I turn on repeater mode, it changes ssid and password. When I set new SSID and password it turns off repeater. When I turn it back on it randomizes the SSID and password again. How can I get it to stop changing them from what I set?

What’s new

v2.18:
* Support displaying client DHCP addresses, hostnames and expiration time on Android 11+.
* Support retrieving repeater client IP addresses on Android 15.
* Initial support for Android Virtualization Framework.
* Add Tasker integrations by @zacharee in #591.
* Add Spanish translation by @FredMan95. (#614)
* Fixes.

v2.17 and older: Support setting static IP configuration, properly sharing system DNS with downstream users, Android Auto Backup, and more!