A residential VPN powered by people
Your internet. A different location.
Arcloak connects you through internet shared by providers on the network. Choose a location, connect, and browse through a real residential connection.
Use the network. Or help power it.
Browse through a residential connection
Choose an available location, connect, and use selected everyday apps through a provider's internet connection.
Share your connection on your terms
Start, pause, or stop sharing whenever you want. Set a limit, track how much data you serve, and earn points for contributing to the network.
Connect in three steps
Sign in
Open Arcloak and sign in with Google.
Choose a location
See the available countries or regions and pick where you want to connect.
Connect
Arcloak routes supported traffic through an available provider in that location. You can disconnect at any time.
Your normal connection should never take over silently.
If a provider disappears or your phone switches between Wi-Fi and mobile data, Arcloak reconnects or stops the connection safely. The app tells you what happened instead of quietly continuing outside the VPN.
- Clear connection status
- Safe stop when the VPN fails
- Automatic recovery after a network change
- Provider controls for pausing and stopping sharing
Share more. Use more. See every point.
Providers earn points based on the internet they share. Consumers spend points based on usage. Your balance and history stay visible in the app.
| Role | Activity | Points |
|---|---|---|
| Provider | Shares internet | earn |
| Consumer | Uses the network | spend |
- Balance
- Visible in app
- History
- Visible in app
Follow the Arcloak token
See the token's utility, official network and contract information, current market data, supply, locked supply, and buyback-and-burn activity.
You decide when and how much to share.
Provider mode gives you direct control over your connection. Go online when you want, set a sharing limit, monitor usage, and stop at any time.
- Start, pause, and stop sharing
- Set a sharing limit
- See served data and remaining limit
- Track earned points and history
Sharing a home connection carries risk because consumer traffic exits from the provider's IP address. Providers must see and accept this warning before they can go online.
Start stays locked until this is accepted.
FAQ
Arcloak is a residential VPN network. Consumers connect through internet shared by providers instead of a traditional data-center connection.
Yes. Consumers can choose from available countries or regions before connecting. Arcloak does not silently switch to a different country if the selected location is unavailable.
The first release targets a tested set of normal browsing, messaging, video-call, and video or streaming use cases.
Providers earn points for sharing internet. Consumers spend points based on usage. The app shows the available balance and history.
Arcloak attempts to reconnect or safely stops the connection. It should not continue through the Consumer's normal connection without warning.
No. Consumer traffic exits through the Provider's home internet connection. Arcloak explains this before sharing starts and lets the Provider pause or stop at any time.
Choose your role in the Arcloak network.
Connect through a residential provider, or help power the network by sharing your connection.