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Your traffic travels through an encrypted tunnel (VLESS + Reality with XTLS-Vision) between your computer and our servers.
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CakeVPN encrypts your internet connection with one button. Type your code, press Connect, and you're protected, with unlimited traffic every month.
For Windows 10/11, macOS 11 or newer, and Android 7 or newer
Your traffic travels through an encrypted tunnel (VLESS + Reality with XTLS-Vision) between your computer and our servers.
Zoom around the map and see each location's load and ping, or let CakeVPN pick the best one for you.
Every plan comes with unlimited data, every month. No caps, no counting.
Sign in once with your 5-character code and press Connect. New versions install with one click.
In a café or hotel, the VPN can turn on by itself. Networks you trust, like your home Wi-Fi, stay as they are.
Connect, disconnect or switch location from the tray menu, or press your keyboard shortcut in any app.
When things get shaky, CakeVPN says whether it's your Wi-Fi or the VPN, and reconnects by itself.
English, Français, Español, Italiano, Deutsch and 한국어. It follows your computer, or pick one yourself.
Every friend who joins with your invite code gives you extra speed, right from the app.
Settings are sorted into sections down the side, so everything is one click away.
Where CakeVPN servers are right now.
Get the .exe installer with the download button above.
Download for WindowsOpen the file you downloaded. If Windows shows "Windows protected your PC", click More info, then Run anyway. That message appears for new apps without a paid code-signing certificate.
Click Yes when Windows asks for permission. The installer also sets up the small CakeVPN service that runs the connection.
"Smart App Control blocked this app"? That Windows 11 feature only allows apps with a paid code-signing certificate, and it has no "Run anyway" button. To install CakeVPN, open Windows Security → App & browser control → Smart App Control settings, choose Off, then run the installer again. With the March 2026 Windows update or newer you can switch it back on afterwards; on older versions, turning it off is permanent.
Open CakeVPN from the Start menu and type the 5-character code you were given.
The ring turns green when you're protected. Closing the window keeps CakeVPN running in the tray next to the clock.
Get the .dmg with the download button above. It works on Apple Silicon and Intel Macs.
Download for MacOpen the .dmg and drag CakeVPN onto the Applications folder.
Open CakeVPN from Applications. If macOS says it can't be opened, go to System Settings → Privacy & Security, scroll down and click Open Anyway. That message appears for new apps without a paid Apple developer signature.
Click Set up and enter your Mac password once. This installs the small helper that runs the connection.
Type the 5-character code you were given.
The ring turns green when you're protected. CakeVPN stays in the menu bar when you close the window.
Get the .apk with the download button above, on your phone. It works on Android 7 or newer.
Download for AndroidOpen the download. If Android says your browser isn't allowed to install apps, tap Settings, turn on Allow from this source, go back and tap Install.
If Google Play Protect asks about the app, tap More details, then Install anyway. It asks about every app that doesn't come from the Play Store.
Open CakeVPN and type the 5-character code you were given.
The first time, Android asks whether CakeVPN may set up a VPN. Tap OK.
The ring turns green and a key icon appears at the top of the screen. The VPN stays on when you leave the app.