Secureferry: Mobile VPN

Secureferry

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About this app

Secureferry is an Android VPN app that gives your device private, dedicated routes to the internet.

Create protected routes through selected locations, assign apps and websites to the routes you want them to use, and monitor your usage from a clear dashboard.

Secureferry lets you organize routes into maps, choose checkpoints, and decide which apps, sites, domains, or subdomains use each route. General device traffic can share routes, while selected apps and sites can use dedicated routes based on the internet-facing location you want them to use.

Build multi-hop VPN routes by chaining locations together. The free plan supports up to two locations per route, while higher-capacity plans can support up to four chained locations.

Each route uses WireGuard protection by default. You can also choose a packaging profile per route, including optional extra 128-bit or 256-bit encryption layers on top of WireGuard.

Use the dashboard to review your maps, routes, checkpoints, assignments, plan capacity, and upgrade options at a glance.

What you can do with Secureferry:
• Create maps and routes for different traffic flows
• Chain multiple locations together for multi-hop VPN routing
• Assign apps, websites, domains, and subdomains to dedicated routes
• Keep unassigned apps and sites on shared routes
• Run multiple routes in parallel
• Choose a packaging profile for each route
• Use WireGuard protection by default
• Add optional extra 128-bit or 256-bit encryption layers
• Pause, resume, and update routes when needed
• Monitor usage and plan capacity from your dashboard

Secureferry uses Android VPN permission to route device traffic at the system level. Routing starts only after you grant VPN permission and activate a route. You can pause routes or turn shipping off from the app at any time.

The free plan gives you enough flexibility to explore Secureferry before deciding whether you need additional routes, assignments, or checkpoints. Some routing capacity, multi-hop options, assignment limits, and advanced controls require a Google Play subscription.

What’s new

Selective route controls are now available for apps and sites, with updated route maps, packaging options, assignment flows, and keyboard handling.

This release also restores Google sign-in in Play builds and adds release checks so future app bundles cannot ship without required sign-in configuration.