Booting Blackbone
Our own VPN client, under the Blackbone SRL brand. WireGuard across 4 countries, kill switch, tracker blocker, auto-connect on public Wi-Fi. Zero account. Zero logs. Zero analytics.
No broker between you and the exit node. No account just so you hand over your email. No cookie banner with 47 partners. No free tier that sells your data to others. Just a WireGuard tunnel between your device and one of our servers — exactly the way a VPN should be.
iPhone + iPad
Sonoma & up · ARM64+Intel
BlackBone VPN doesn't try to be everything to everyone. It does a few simple things very well, without bloat or annoying tiers.
Large selector with instant search, flag emoji, ISO code. From Argentina to Vietnam, everything in the same minimal UI under the BlackBone brand.
Not OpenVPN, not IPsec, no custom protocol. Official WireGuardKit linked statically in the extension — sub-second handshake, throughput close to your ISP line.
NEOnDemand set with disconnectOnSleep=false + onDemand always-on. If the tunnel drops, your traffic stops dead — no leaked packets.
Cloudflare 1.1.1.2 (security family) as the default DNS. Ads, trackers and malware filtered at resolution. Toggle on/off in Settings.
Trusted SSIDs saved in UserDefaults. Coffee shop, airport, hotel — the tunnel starts automatically. Stays off on your home network.
After connect, the app pings ipify and tells you where you appear online now: BlackBone — protected · Routed via Frankfurt, DE · 195.x.x.x.
No login. No password. No recovery. WG keys are generated locally, stay in the Keychain, leave with you when you uninstall.
The app pulls the exit nodes list from vpn.blackbone.ro with a Bearer token. Manual sync anytime from Settings. Bring your own nodes? Drop in your own URL.
A native SwiftUI app built around a single connect button. Pick a country, tap once, and you're protected. Advanced settings are one tap away — but never in your way.
| Feature | BlackBone | NordVPN | ExpressVPN | Mullvad |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Native WireGuard protocol | ||||
| Zero account / zero email | ||||
| Auditable source code | ||||
| Zero analytics / zero telemetry | ||||
| EU-based brand (GDPR-only) | ||||
| Bring-your-own exit nodes | ||||
| Native iOS + macOS SwiftUI apps | ||||
| Auto-connect on unknown Wi-Fi | ||||
| DNS-level tracker blocker | ||||
| IP notification after connect | ||||
| Reasonable free tier |
NordVPN / ExpressVPN / Mullvad are registered trademarks of their respective owners. Informational comparison based on public documentation as of June 18, 2026.
Full access to all 4 countries during your 3-day trial. No charge if you cancel before it ends.
Start free trialAuto-renewable monthly subscription via Apple In-App Purchase. Cancel anytime in App Store Settings. No account or card given directly to us.
Those are huge corporations with thousands of servers and massive marketing. We're small: built in-house at Blackbone SRL on a few dozen self-hosted exit nodes, exactly for people who don't want to hand email and card to a VPN broker. The code is ours, the infrastructure is ours, the policy is literally we keep nothing.
Yes — it works very well. WireGuard isn't fingerprinted like OpenVPN, and in our own testing streaming services including Netflix run smoothly. You get real privacy and streaming in one.
3-day free trial, then $1.99 / month — auto-renewable. All 4 countries unlocked from day one; cancel before day 3 to pay nothing. Payment via Apple In-App Purchase, no card directly with us.
Zero. Read the full policy at /legal/vpn-privacy. The app runs 100% locally, exit nodes are configured with zero logs. We don't even have built-in analytics: we don't know how many users we have, we don't know where they are, we don't know what they do. By design.
Yes. In Settings → Control Plane URL put in your own URL (compatible with our schema), and the app pulls your server directory. Useful for self-hosted VPN companies or people who want exit nodes at home.
iOS + macOS are built and ready to archive. The Apple Submission package is fully written (privacy, terms, demo credentials). We're awaiting activation of the Network Extensions Packet Tunnel entitlement and approval for the exit nodes — estimated 1-3 weeks.