Twingate

Name: Twingate
Rating: 4.4 (34 reviews)
Author: Twingate Inc.

By: Twingate Inc. App

Secure access made easy

Overview

Version:

2026.182

Last updated: 2026-07-08

Ranking

#234,767 ▼ 2,100

Overall

Features & Capabilities

Access any private cloud resource from any device with better security than a VPN.

Twingate is the most secure way to provide encrypted, least privileged access to any cloud (AWS, Azure or Google Cloud Platform) or on-premise application or resource. Twingate allows you to secure all access regardless of device platform or network.

Far more secure than VPN, and using either your company’s identity provider or public identity authorities for authentication, Twingate allows you to remotely access any private application without exposing any public IPs. Twingate’s network performance is exceptional, access to private resources is audited, and you can enable 2FA/MFA on any resource with zero application changes required.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App

By:

Twingate Inc.

Rating:

4.40

(34)

Version:

2026.182 Last updated: 2026-07-08

Version code:

887681675

Creation date:

2020-03-05

Compatible devices:

Size:

19.60MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-07-19

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 234,767 ▼ 2,100

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Developed by:

Twingate Inc.

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/twingate/id1501686317

Website:

https://twingate.com

User Reviews

I like what the Twingate ecosystem can do, but hate the app because it doesn’t warn me when I’ve been disconnected, so things that rely on it stop working and there’s no way to know except when my garage door doesn’t open when it’s supposed to. Doesn’t seem like it should be impossible to have notifications on disconnect or logout.

by Eo*****, 2026-06-24

For a remote access/VPN app, the setup and maintenance of the actual mechanisms (especially on a self-hosted platform) are great. My only hangup is when trying to authenticate to my remote network… I connect to then VPN tunnel but then I need to authenticate to my DNS service. I can’t authenticate to DNS without DNS available because my endpoint is connected to the VPN (without DNS). Give the login order of operations a re-think, please.