Kernel-side crypto
Encryption happens in the kernel WireGuard module, so a modest node saturates its uplink instead of its CPU.
The network
Every node,
with its real load.
No inflated counts and no map of servers that do not exist. This page reads the control plane directly: what is online, what is at capacity, and what each node is cleared for.
—Servers accepting sessions
—Countries
—Online
—At capacity
Locations
Load is measured by the node itself and pushed to the control plane every fifteen seconds.
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A node marked at capacity refuses new sessions rather than degrading everyone already on it. Pick another and you keep full throughput.
Capacity, published
Every node advertises a peer ceiling. When it is reached the node says so — nobody gets quietly throttled.
Choose your exit
The country you connect from and the country you exit through are independent. Both are yours to choose.