Supershy is a European non-profit VPN designed to evade advanced network surveillance. It works by changing its exit nodes (and thus your exit IP) in a very frequent manner - every 30 minutes. Think of it as TOR, but with much greater network speeds.

The service offers both anonymity and privacy in a form which is log-free, open-source, and is fully served by technology companies of European Union and Switzerland.

If you happen to be a journalist, a human rights activist or a business traveller residing inside of a country with questionable internet privacy laws, then supershy will help you to dillute all your network activity between different countries and different service providers.

Therefore, it will be a tough task for anyone to stitch together your network activity, especially when you're still transmitting.

The client app has two modes.

Basic: it uses supershy servers to manage all its operations. Start the client and everything should work right out of the box. For the first load it might take up to 2 minutes for the initial connection.

Advanced: Bring your own private VPS API keys for the client, choose between Exoscale, Hetzner and/or Upcloud. For more detailed instructions, check out client's repository.

All the relevant source code for its client and server can be accessed from: codeberg.org/supershy.

The official email endpoint for supershy is contact@supershy.org.