Windows PCs
Windows 10 and 11 (64-bit), with split tunnelling so only your browser or a specific game uses the tunnel.
QuickQ ships native apps for the platforms people actually use, and covers the rest of the house through your router. Here is what each device type supports.
Windows 10 and 11 (64-bit), with split tunnelling so only your browser or a specific game uses the tunnel.
Native on Apple silicon and Intel, lives in the menu bar, supports connect-on-launch and trusted Wi-Fi rules.
Built on the system Network Extension for a stable background connection, with Shortcuts and on-demand rules.
Split tunnelling and Always-on VPN, with a per-app country choice.
Remote-friendly layout with a favourites list, designed to stay connected in the living room.
A deb package plus a CLI, with a systemd service and scriptable server switching.
OpenWrt 21 and later can load a config profile so consoles, TVs and smart-home gear need no app of their own.
Lightweight Chrome and Edge proxies for when only the browser needs the tunnel.
Monthly and annual plans allow six devices online at once; the two-year plan allows eight. Slots are not tied to hardware — signing out frees one immediately, and you can review or remove devices in your account centre. A router counts as a single device, and everything behind it is not counted again.
Three days free, no card required, cancel any time.