Atomic VPN

Atomic VPN is a virtual private network service for people who want to protect their internet traffic and limit the data associated with their browsing. It offers apps for Windows, macOS and Android, with support for up to five devices per account and router setup for broader home coverage. The service lists more than 6,500 servers across 88+ countries, supports WireGuard, OpenVPN and IKEv2/IPSec, and includes a kill switch and split tunneling on every plan. Atomic VPN says it keeps no activity logs, uses RAM-only servers and has an independently audited no-logs policy. P2P is allowed across its network. The page lists a $1.99-per-month price when paid annually.

Atomic VPN encrypts and routes internet traffic through a VPN tunnel, aiming to reduce exposure of a user's IP address, location, provider, and DNS requests to websites and an internet provider. The service states that it keeps no activity or connection logs and uses RAM-only servers. It offers servers in more than 88 countries, supports up to five devices per account, and includes a kill switch and split tunneling. Users connect with a one-click option, select a country or let the app choose the fastest hop, and can choose among WireGuard, OpenVPN, and IKEv2/IPSec protocols. The app routes traffic through the selected VPN server; split tunneling lets users send selected apps directly to their provider while other traffic remains in the tunnel. If the tunnel drops, the kill switch cuts the connection. Apps are listed for Windows, macOS, and Android, with other platforms marked as coming soon. Atomic VPN is for people who want to protect internet traffic across personal devices and choose from VPN server locations worldwide. The page describes support for five devices per account, with router setup available to cover other devices on a home network. It highlights independently audited no-logs practices, RAM-only servers, and the availability of split tunneling and a kill switch on every plan.