Kill Switch
If your VPN connection ever drops, the kill switch cuts your internet instantly — your real IP never gets a chance to slip out.
SharkVPN keeps its feature list honest: a handful of tools that actually protect you, implemented properly on a protocol built for speed.
If your VPN connection ever drops, the kill switch cuts your internet instantly — your real IP never gets a chance to slip out.
Decide which apps ride the tunnel and which stay on your local connection. Bank locally, browse globally — you choose per app.
Set it and forget it: SharkVPN reconnects when your device restarts, wakes from standby or drops its connection — protection that never forgets to switch itself on.
Every DNS query is resolved inside the encrypted tunnel, so your lookups — and the sites they point to — stay between you and SharkVPN.
Soon you'll route your traffic through two servers in different countries for an extra layer of anonymity. Your traffic will take the scenic route.
Built entirely on WireGuard, SharkVPN keeps handshake overhead microscopic — expect near line-rate speeds and instant reconnects.
Older VPN protocols were designed in an era of dial-up paranoia. WireGuard started from a clean sheet — and it shows in every connection you make.
Connections establish in well under a second and re-establish silently when you switch networks — Wi-Fi to mobile and back without a hiccup.
WireGuard ships exactly one carefully audited cipher suite: ChaCha20, Curve25519, Poly1305, BLAKE2s and SipHash. Nothing deprecated, nothing negotiable.
With a codebase a fraction the size of OpenVPN or IPsec, WireGuard is easy to audit and hard to misconfigure — fewer bugs, fewer surprises.
Move between networks and the tunnel follows you seamlessly — ideal for phones hopping between coffee-shop Wi-Fi and cellular.
SharkVPN pairs WireGuard with hardened defaults: DNS handled inside the tunnel, IPv6 supported, and a kill switch on every screen it protects.
Every feature runs on servers across the globe. Pick a spot and dive in.