Passepartout, VPN Client

Great app. Please add Shortcut support for editing the server address in a profile. My home VPN server IP can change, and DDNS is not always reliable because updates can take time to show up. I can get the new IP on iOS right away, but changing it manually in the app takes too many taps. This would make reconnecting much easier.

I’m a big fan of this app. You should know that many of the basic Wireguard features are behind a paywall in the app when others offer those for free as it’s part of the spec. Other than that I see two minor issues. 1. app is present on the share sheet favorites list with no way to remove 2. Report an issue in-app doesn’t work. Says device is not configured to send e-mails. Overall, the app is well-made. It’s a bit too pricey to lock standard features behind a paywall of $25, but I don’t know what else to say about that. Edit: this dude gets a 5 star review from a relatively happy customer and then proceeds to lie 🤣 On-demand activation for WireGuard is behind the paywall. That is free in the official app. Routing is behind a paywall. That is free in the official app. Just two examples.

I purchased this app for $0.99 because I wanted to set up trusted wifi networks so my VPN would automatically turn off at home and on everywhere else. That’s the entire reason I bought it. After spending a significant amount of time setting everything up — generating WireGuard keys, downloading config files, importing them into the app — I finally found the On Demand feature I needed, only to discover it’s locked behind an additional $79.99 paywall. The core feature. The reason the app exists. This is ransomware behavior: get someone in the door for $0.99, make them invest significant time configuring everything, and then hold the useful feature hostage behind an enormous additional charge. Without On Demand, this app does nothing you can’t do for free with your VPN provider’s own app. What makes it worse is the complete lack of pricing transparency. Their FAQ — which is extensive — does not mention the cost of paid features anywhere. Not once. If you’re confident in your pricing, you publish it. Hiding it is a choice, and it reflects a lack of candor that I find troubling in an app whose entire pitch is about privacy and trust. I’m requesting a refund and would encourage others to look elsewhere.