Open-Source No-Logs VPN & Free Privacy Tools

RookVPN is an open-source, no-logs VPN with free privacy tools: VPN leak testing, public IP checks via curl, encrypted temporary file sharing, one-time secrets, and metadata scrubbing.

Open-source, no-logs VPN

RookVPN runs on open-source clients and protocols (V2Ray, Hiddify) so you can verify how your traffic is protected. We keep no connection or browsing logs.

Free VPN leak test & IP tools

Use RookCheck for WebRTC, DNS, and IPv6 leak tests, and RookCurl to check your public IP via curl — free at rookvpn.com/check and rookvpn.com/curl.

Encrypted file sharing & secrets

Share files with temporary encrypted sessions on RookFile, burn-after-reading secrets on RookSecret, and strip photo EXIF with RookScrub.

Developer privacy tools

Decode JWTs with RookJWT, generate secure passwords with RookPass, compute SHA/bcrypt hashes with RookHash, and plan subnets with RookSubnet — all client-side, nothing uploaded.

AI-powered threat scanning

Forward suspicious emails, PDFs, Office files, or installers to RookScan for an AI verdict. One free scan per day, or forward to [email protected].

Frequently asked questions

Does RookVPN keep logs?

No. RookVPN operates a strict no-logs policy and does not store connection or browsing activity.

Is RookVPN open source?

Yes. RookVPN uses open-source clients and protocols such as V2Ray and Hiddify so the privacy stack is transparent and auditable.

Can I try RookVPN for free?

Yes. Create a free VPN profile at rookvpn.com/free, then verify with the VPN leak test at rookvpn.com/check/vpn-leak-test.

Where is the free VPN leak test?

Go to rookvpn.com/check/vpn-leak-test for IP, DNS, WebRTC, and IPv6 checks.

What protocols does RookVPN use?

RookVPN uses V2Ray and is configured via Hiddify — supporting VLESS, VMess, and Reality protocols.

How many devices can I use?

RookVPN plans support unlimited devices and users on a single subscription.