Privacy Network
Browse without being followed.
Turn it on and your traffic takes a private route through independent nodes. They hand it along without being able to see the sites you visit — and neither can we.
- Nobody sees where you go
A node knows the next stop and nothing else: not the site, not the page, not you.
- Run by independent people
Anyone can operate a node, and anyone can read the code that runs on it.
- Only totals are public
The network publishes what it carried in total. There is no per-person history to publish.
- Your apps ride along
The same private route carries your messages, your AI and your wallet.
- Route
- Two hops · Asia
- Your IP
- Hidden
- Carried this session
- 2.1 GB
- Readable by the network
- 0 B
Product preview — try the switch
How it works
Two hops, and nobody sees both ends.
Your traffic leaves your device sealed and makes two stops before it reaches the site. No single node ever knows both who you are and where you are going.
- 01
Your device seals it
Before anything leaves, it is locked with keys that exist only on your device.
- 02
The first node knows you, not the site
It sees a sealed envelope arriving from your connection, and where to hand it next. Nothing about the destination.
- 03
The second node knows the site, not you
It passes the traffic on to where it is going, with no idea who it came from.
That split is the whole point. Linking the two ends would take both nodes working together, and they are run by different people in different places.
Not a VPN
A VPN asks you to trust one company. This one cannot ask.
With a VPN, everything you do crosses servers a single company owns, and your privacy is whatever their policy happens to say today.
A traditional VPN
- One company owns every server your traffic crosses.
- It can see every site you visit, whether or not it writes that down.
- You are trusting a promise — and promises change hands.
AeroNyx Privacy Network
- Independent people run the nodes. Nobody owns the path.
- No single node sees both who you are and where you go.
- You are trusting the design, and anyone can read it.
Live, from the network itself
Carried. Never read.
These are totals for the whole network, published by the nodes that run it. There is no per-person data to show, because none exists.
What it does not do
The honest edges.
A privacy network is not magic, and a product that pretends otherwise has not earned your trust.
It does not hide you from sites you log into
If you sign in somewhere, that site knows who you are. Hiding the route does not hide the account.
It does not defeat someone watching the whole internet
Two hops raise the cost of following traffic enormously. They do not make it impossible for an observer who can see everything at once.
It does not make anything legal that was not
You remain responsible for what you do, and for the law where you live.
Questions
Straight answers.
Can AeroNyx see the sites I visit?
No. Traffic is sealed on your device, and the nodes carrying it only know the next stop. We do not run a server that sees your browsing, and there is no log to hand over, because there is nothing to log.
Who runs the nodes?
Independent people, anywhere in the world. Anyone with a server can run one, the software is open source, and no single operator ever sees enough to identify anyone.
Is it slower than a normal connection?
A little. Traffic takes two hops instead of going straight out, which adds some delay. In exchange, no single point along the way can build a picture of you.
What do the public numbers mean?
They are totals for the whole network: bytes carried, packets forwarded, nodes online. There is nothing per-person in them, because nothing per-person is collected.
Try it in a minute.
Free. Open source. Your keys never leave your phone.
- Blind by design
- Open source
- A real product, today