Your connection is your business.
tocoro is a VPN with no accounts tied to your name and no logs of what you do — US$5 a month, flat. Built to work on slow, unstable, or monitored networks.
Download for Android v1.1.3 · 44 MB · Android 7+Why tocoro
Nothing to tell about you
We don't ask for an email, a name, or a phone number. The app generates a random account number — the only identity that exists on our servers.
Open books
We publish the full list of what our database holds, a running count of every data request we receive, and app builds you can verify byte-for-byte.
Built for hard networks
Modern protocols that perform on lossy links and slip past blocking, switching automatically when one fails. It works where other VPNs crawl.
How it works
No signup. No email.
Download the app
Straight from here. It updates itself and cryptographically verifies every update before installing it.
Open it — done
Your account creates itself: a random number, nothing else. No email, no password, no forms.
Connect
Redeem a prepaid code and hit the one button. Another device? Scan your QR code from the app and pick up where you were.
Save your account number: it's your only key. If you want a safety net, you can add a recovery email — it's optional and you can remove it any time.
Data
What we keep, and what we don't
We keep
- Your account number — random, says nothing about you
- Your subscription's expiry date
- Total data usage per account, to run the service
- Redeemed prepaid codes
We don't keep
- Your name, email, or phone (email only if you add one for recovery)
- Browsing history
- DNS queries
- Logs linking your IP to your activity
That list is the entire database — everything it could answer to anyone, including a judge. Full privacy policy.
Pricing
One plan. One price.
tocoro — US$5/month
All locations · up to 5 devices · no data caps · full speed, always. Today access is by prepaid code — 1, 3, 6, or 12 months; card payments are coming soon.
Gift protection
A prepaid code can be bought anywhere in the world and redeemed wherever you are. You buy it, your people use it. No names, no cards from whoever redeems it.
Get a prepaid code — write to us
Your subscription pays for development, maintenance, and the servers, and sustains the sponsored access program. Can't pay? If you're a journalist, an activist, or simply can't afford it, the program is for you.
Limits
What a VPN can't do
A VPN hides your traffic from your internet provider and the local network, and hides your IP from the sites you visit. It does not make you anonymous. It doesn't protect a seized phone. It doesn't unpublish what you post under your name. If your safety depends on it, use Tor as well and get specialized advice. What it protects and what it doesn't, in detail.
Downloads
All your screens
Android v1.1.3 · 44 MB · Android 7+
Older phone? 32-bit version
Linux: AppImage (22 MB) — make it executable and open it.
Windows — coming macOS — coming iOS — coming
Checksums, the app's signing certificate, and what to do if this site is blocked — at /downloads.
FAQ
Questions, answered
How do I use tocoro on another device?
Open the app on your current device, go to Account and show the QR code. On the new device pick "I already have an account" and scan it — or type your account number.
What if I lose my account number?
If you added a recovery email, you can recover it from the app. If not, we can't give it back — we don't know which account is yours, and that's exactly the design. Keep your number somewhere safe; the worst you can lose is the subscription time left on it.
Why isn't it on Google Play?
We distribute directly: no store accounts, no waiting for approvals, and the app updates itself, verifying every release. You can also share the installer phone-to-phone, with no internet. Stores may come later.
Where are the servers?
Today: Miami, USA — close to the Caribbean and Latin America. We'd rather run a few real, fast servers than show a fake 90-country map. More locations as demand grows.
Can I pay without leaving a trace?
Yes: with a prepaid code. Codes are bearer instruments — whoever redeems one gives no name, email, or card. When card payments open, the processor will know your payment details, but never your activity.
Who is behind tocoro?
An independent project. We don't publish the operator's identity — deliberately, for the same safety reasons our users value. Why this exists and how to reach us: /about.