We did not try to pile on as many features as possible. Instead we answered three questions: are the buttons you use often easy to find? Can you tell whether a route is any good? And when something stalls, is there somewhere to look it up? The answers all sit on the home screen. Windows, macOS, iOS, Android, and Linux each have a client, one account signs in on several devices without them tripping over each other, and switching routes or dropping the link is just a tap or two.
No slogans here — each one maps to a situation you actually run into.
Windows, macOS, iOS, Android, and Linux each have their own build. Switch to another device and the layout and where things live stay basically the same, so you never have to relearn the app.
Open the client and you land on the home screen; sign in, pick a route, and tap connect all happen right there. No diving through settings — from download to connected is three moves.
Whether a route works right now and how healthy it is are written right on the screen. If one does not look right, switch to another; when you are done, a single tap drops the link.
Whether you are connected or whether a switch actually went through comes back as clear feedback, so you are never refreshing the screen trying to figure it out.
How much it costs, how often you pay, how privacy is handled, and what the service rules are — each has its own page, written out, and you can read them whenever you like.
From install to connection, every step has a matching explanation in the tutorials and the FAQ. When you get stuck, just follow along.
All of this is already published on the official site, and you can open the matching page to check it whenever you want.
| Item | What the official site says |
|---|---|
| Client builds | Windows 10 / 11 (64-bit), plus macOS, iOS, Android, and Linux |
| Account and devices | The same account signs in on several devices; on a new one, just sign in with it again |
| Plans and pricing | 1 month ¥19.9, 12 months ¥169, 24 months ¥268 |
| Self-serve materials | Tutorials, FAQ, privacy policy, and terms of service |
Grab the client, walk through the tutorial once, and you are connected.