Paste a subscription, tap the sphere, and you’re connected. Psykotic runs on Xray-core, keeps everything on your device and sends nothing to us.
iPhone, iPad, Android, Mac and Windows
Psykotic ships without servers. Add your own or any provider’s link.
No accounts, no analytics, no backend. Keys stay on the device.
The same client and the same subscription on phone and desktop.
Psykotic measures latency through each server, not just whether its port is open. A server with a broken key shows up as broken.
See how much traffic is left and when it ends. The list refreshes itself every 12 hours, and reinstalling the app keeps your device slot.
Psykotic lives in the tray, starts with the system and reconnects to your last server. On Windows every app goes through it, Telegram and games included.
Allow the VPN configuration once when you first connect. After that, Psykotic connects with one tap.
Requires iOS 14 or later
Android asks for permission to set up a VPN on first connect. Camera access is only used to scan QR codes.
Requires Android 7.0 or later
Psykotic sets the system proxy and sits in the menu bar. On first launch, allow it in Privacy and Security settings.
Apple silicon and Intel
Installs for the current user. Allow administrator rights on launch to route every app through Psykotic.
Windows 10 and 11, 64-bit
From the App Store, Google Play or the installer for your computer.
Scan the QR code or paste the link you got from your server or provider.
Allow the VPN configuration once. After that it’s a single tap.
No. It’s a client with no servers of its own. You connect it to your server or to a provider you choose.
No. Traffic goes from your device straight to your server. We run no backend and never sell, use or share user data.
On Mac Psykotic sets the system proxy, which Telegram ignores. In Telegram, add a SOCKS5 proxy with address 127.0.0.1 and port 10808.
To create the network adapter that routes every app. If you decline, Psykotic connects through the system proxy instead.