Cinderpath

Nearest hop. Chosen exit.

Pick a city. That's where websites see you.

Cinderpath is a VPN you can actually explain. Connect once from your phone or computer. The café sees one stop. Websites see the city you chose.

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Why people pick this

You want a nearby handshake and a last city that stays put — not a mystery hop chain and not a blocklist pretending to be security.

Your whole internet goes through us while you're on. Extra stops, if you want them, live on our side. You still make one connection. No stack of apps on your phone.

How a path works

First stop. What the hotel Wi‑Fi sees. Where you actually land.

Last stop. What websites see. It holds still while a page loads. Often it's your own public address — on the gamer path, it never shares.

Middle stops. Optional. Encrypted between our boxes. Still us. Not Tor.

Want the first stop to drift every few minutes so one network isn't watching one address all day? That's the Windows app. Ordinary WireGuard keeps one address until you make a new file. Either way, the city websites see does not jump mid-stream.

Straight talk

We won't sell you Tor. We won't call Los Angeles a foreign country. We won't pretend Super Secure is split-trust. Read Security if you want the whole honesty list. How the boxes line up is on the path.

Three ways to go

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1

City of your choice

You pick Mexico City or Chicago. You connect there, and that’s the city websites see.

  • One connection from your phone or computer
  • Websites see the city you pick
  • WireGuard file and QR
  • Your own public address when we have inventory

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2

Out of the country gamer

Land in Mexico. Websites see the city you want. Built so games stay snappy — your own address, never shared.

  • Handshake in Mexico, last stop where you choose
  • Never shares a public address with other customers
  • Quiet queues for games — not a second app on your phone
  • Windows app can move the first stop

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3

Super Secure

Mexico City, then Los Angeles, then your city — still one connection on your side. An extra hop, not another country.

  • Mexico → Los Angeles → your city
  • Extra hop is still us — not split-trust
  • Encrypted between our boxes
  • Windows app can move the first stop

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See every path

Start in three steps

  1. Create an account and pick a path.
  2. On Connection, choose the city websites should see.
  3. Scan the QR or download the file — WireGuard on any platform, or our Windows app if the first stop should move.

The name

Cinders are what's left after a fire — coal, ash, a bit of ember. The path is how your internet travels. We had an iron seal with a keyhole and it stuck.

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