ɹǝddoH vs LinkItVPN

iOS VPN client and Linux server stack for a **multi-hop SSH overlay**: traffic is tunneled as raw IP packets over SSH, routed through a chain of nodes, and NAT’d at the exit. One app, one server daemon (`hopperd`), no legacy relays. Setting up a server Each hop in your chain runs hopperd on a Linux VPS. You need one VPS per hop (a single VPS works for a one-hop chain where entry = exit). Get a VPS For the simplest setup, rent the cheapest Ubuntu VPS you can find (any provider — Hetzner, DigitalOcean, Vultr, etc.). Use a fresh machine with: User: root Auth: root password (SSH password login enabled) Deploy from the app You do not need a Mac or deploy.sh to get started. The app installs and configures the server for you: Open ɹǝddoH → Configure chains → Server library. Tap Deploy. Enter the VPS host/IP, user (root), SSH port (22), and root password. Wait for the deploy log to finish — the server is added to your library automatically (no QR scan needed). Add server to your first chain. Open ɹǝddoH → Configure chains → Add server Go back to main screen. Connect! That's simple.

LinkItVPN is a VPN client designed for simple, reliable network connections. Use Auto mode to select an available LinkItVPN node, or choose Manual mode to browse countries and nodes yourself. LinkItVPN uses Apple's Network Extension framework and a Packet Tunnel Provider to manage the VPN connection requested by the user. Features: - Auto and Manual connection modes - Country and node selection - Clear connection status and disconnect control - Account sign-in, registration, and in-app account deletion - Native iPhone interface An active LinkItVPN account and an internet connection are required. Node availability and connection performance may vary by network and region. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/