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Your games, on a shorter path.

TopNetworks is a Windows app for gamers. It connects your PC to the location that measured fastest from where you are, and carries your traffic there over an encrypted tunnel — a shorter route to the game server, and a private connection underneath it.

From 14.95 AUD a month, GST included. Windows only, and the current build is not code-signed.

Two things, in one connection

Every plan includes both. One is about where your traffic goes; the other is about who can see it on the way.

Accelerator

The shorter way to the server

Your PC connects to the location that measured fastest from where you are, and your traffic leaves from there. That is a shorter route than the one your provider hands you, which is the whole point: the distance between you and the game server is the thing you feel as ping.

The latency behind a location choice is a measurement, not a promise — your dashboard prints the figure and how old it is.

Private VPN

A connection we do not read

The tunnel between your PC and our location is encrypted, and the location is one of ours. We do not keep the packets and we do not keep a record of where you went — the retention facts below say exactly what is stored and for how long.

A privacy product is only worth what its limits are worth, so they are stated on this page rather than in a policy nobody opens.

Pricing

Billed monthly, in Australian dollars, with GST included. Cancel whenever you like; the plan stays live until the end of the period you paid for.

Plans and what they include
PlanDevicesPriceChoose
BoostAccelerator and private VPN, at all four locationsOne device at a time14.95 AUD/month
BundleAccelerator and private VPN, at all four locationsUp to 5 devices22.95 AUD/month

Choosing a plan takes you to a sign-in link first, then to checkout. There is no card charged on this page.

How it works

Three steps, and no account to configure by hand.

  1. Install the Windows client

    Download it from the download page and run it. The build carries no code-signing certificate, so Windows shows a warning first — that page states what the file is, its digest and what it needs before it will start.

  2. Sign in with a link

    Enter your email address and we send you a single-use link. Open it and you are signed in: there is no password to remember, and none for us to lose.

  3. Choose a location and connect

    Pick one of the four places below and connect. Your dashboard then shows which machine inside it you landed on, and how old the last measurement is.

What it is today

The limits are part of the product, so they are on the page rather than in a footnote.

Four locations

  • London, United Kingdom
  • New Jersey, United States
  • Sydney, Australia
  • Amsterdam, Netherlands

We are building toward a node in every major city. Today: London, New Jersey, Sydney and Amsterdam — four, chosen for the busiest routes between Europe, North America and Asia-Pacific, with more being added.

Windows only

The client is a Windows build. There is nothing to install on any other operating system, so do not buy this expecting a client for one.

Not code-signed

The build has no certificate, so Windows warns before the file runs. The download page publishes the digest and the size of the exact file that is served, so you can check what you have before you decide to run it.

What we keep, and what we don’t

Operational data — the machine you connected through, the bytes moved, the handshakes — is deleted after seven days.

The closest thing to an identity we hold is the address you connect from. We erase it 24 hours after it last changes — or after your last handshake, whichever is later.

  • No traffic content, no packet capture and no deep packet inspection: we do not copy, store or read the packets that cross a tunnel.
  • No DNS query log: nothing we hold records the name you looked up.
  • No destination IP history: no row records where you connected. The only public address on a peer row is your own, and it is erased 24 hours after it last changes — or after your last handshake, whichever is later.
  • No keystroke, application or process monitoring: no column anywhere records what you typed, which program you ran, or what ran beside it.