VPN client · Built on Xray-core
A calm, fast app for the VPN you already have.
Piko connects to your VPN provider's servers. Add your subscription link, tap the switch, and Auto keeps you on the fastest server.
Piko is a client app, not a VPN service. To use it, you need a subscription from a VPN provider.
- No account
- No ads
- No analytics
- No traffic logs
How it works
Three steps, and you're connected.
Get a subscription
Buy or receive a subscription from a VPN provider you trust. It comes as a link or a QR code. Piko doesn't sell VPN service and doesn't recommend any provider.
Add it to Piko
Paste the link, scan the QR code, or tap your provider's “Add to Piko” link. Piko shows what will be added before it saves anything.
Tap to connect
Tap the switch. Piko shows where your connection comes out and keeps your servers up to date in the background.
Features
Everything you need. Nothing you don't.
Piko is built for people who already pay for a VPN and want an app that is quick, clear and honest about what it does.
Auto picks the fastest
One Auto for all your servers measures them while you're connected and switches when the one in use stops answering.
Real and TCP tests
Test every server with a real request through it, or just the connection time. Sort by the fastest with one tap.
See where you come out
While you're connected, Home shows the IP address and country your apps appear from.
Your provider's info
Traffic used, days left, support links and messages from your provider, all in one place.
Works with popular panels
Subscription links from Remnawave, 3x-ui, Marzban and similar panels, with VLESS (including REALITY), Shadowsocks and other Xray protocols.
Your servers, organized
Add your own servers, pin subscriptions, search, rename and edit. Deleted something by mistake? Undo.
Split tunnelingAndroid
Choose which apps use the VPN and which connect directly.
Tile, widget, shortcutsAndroid
Connect from Quick Settings, a home-screen widget or a launcher shortcut. Works with Android's Always-on VPN.
Always up to date
Subscriptions update in the background on your provider's schedule, so new servers simply appear.
Encrypted DNS
Your apps' lookups go through the VPN over DNS over HTTPS by default. Pick Google, Quad9, AdGuard or your own resolver.
Protected links
Your provider can send
piko://links that hide the subscription address from casual copying.Five languages
English, Russian, Persian, Chinese and Turkmen, with a right-to-left layout for Persian.
Run a VPN service?
Piko reads standard subscription headers and opens piko:// links that add a subscription in one tap. No partnership or sign-up needed.
Privacy
Piko's makers receive nothing from the app.
There is no account to create and nothing to sign in to. Your subscriptions and settings stay on your phone.
What we don't do
- No account and no sign-up
- No ads, no analytics, no trackers
- No crash reports or usage data sent to us
- No logging of your traffic or the sites you visit
- Your subscriptions and settings stay on your device
What your VPN provider sees
Like any VPN app, Piko talks to your provider's servers. With each subscription update, your provider receives a device ID made for that provider only, your device model and system version, so it can apply its device limit. Your provider's own privacy policy covers that data.
Download
Get Piko.
The app is free and has no ads. You bring the subscription.
- Android 7.0 or later
- iPhone and iPad: iOS 17 or later
Is Piko a VPN service?
No. Piko is an app that connects to the VPN servers of a provider you choose. It has no servers of its own, sells no VPN access and is not affiliated with any provider.
Where do I get a subscription?
From a VPN provider. Providers give you a subscription link (usually starting with https://) or a QR code. Piko doesn't sell VPN service and doesn't recommend or partner with any provider.
Which links does Piko understand?
Subscription links with share links (plain or base64), Xray JSON configurations, and share links such as vless://, vmess://, trojan://, ss:// and hysteria2://. Clash and sing-box profiles, WireGuard and encrypted links made for other apps are not supported.
Does Piko keep logs?
Piko doesn't log your traffic or the sites you visit, and sends nothing to us. For troubleshooting it keeps a short, redacted list of events on your device, which leaves it only if you share it.
Does Piko cost anything?
The app is free and has no ads. Your VPN subscription is a separate service that you get from your provider.
Which devices are supported?
Phones and tablets with Android 7.0 or later. A version for iPhone and iPad is in preparation.
Can I use Piko in my country?
Rules for VPNs differ from country to country. You are responsible for using Piko and your provider's service lawfully where you are.