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VPN for remote work from any network, kept private

Remote work means logging in from cafes, coworking spaces and other countries, on networks you do not control. ROOT keeps your work encrypted and your IP consistent. Free to start.

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The problem

Remote and nomadic work scatters your logins across networks you have never vetted, from coworking Wi-Fi to a hotel in another time zone. Any of them could be watching unprotected traffic, and some block the tools you rely on.

Services that check where you sign in from get twitchy when your IP jumps country to country, and coworking or hotel networks sometimes block standard VPNs outright.

How ROOT VPN fixes it

ROOT encrypts your work on any network, so a coworking space or hotel cannot read it, and a stable exit gives you a consistent IP for the tools that expect one. Stealth protocols connect even where VPNs are blocked.

One account follows you across your laptop, phone and tablet, so wherever the week takes you, every device is protected under a single login.

Which server and protocol to pick

For remote work, run WireGuard by default and pick a server in a consistent country so your work IP stays stable. Switch to REALITY when a coworking space or hotel blocks VPNs. If your employer needs their own VPN for internal systems, keep using it alongside ROOT.

WireGuard
Reliable daily driverFast and steady, reconnects quickly as you move between networks.
REALITY
On locked-down Wi-FiGets you online in coworking spaces and hotels that block standard VPNs.

VPN for remote work: common questions

Can I keep the same IP country while I travel?
Yes. Pin a server in one country and ROOT gives you a consistent IP there, which keeps location-sensitive work tools happy even as you physically move around.
What if the coworking Wi-Fi blocks VPNs?
Switch to REALITY. It disguises the tunnel as ordinary HTTPS, so networks that block standard VPNs let it through and you stay connected.
Does ROOT replace my company VPN?
No. If your employer requires their own VPN for internal systems, keep it. ROOT is a personal privacy layer for the rest of your traffic on untrusted networks.

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