Hey everyone! 👋 I built AetherNode Pro because most consumer VPNs make big privacy promises but don't back them up technically — logs can still exist somewhere, kill switches are often just app-level (so a crash or OS-level leak still exposes your real IP), and "trust us" is the whole security model. So I focused on three things: RAM-only servers (nothing is ever written to disk, so there's nothing to hand over even under legal pressure), a kernel-level kill switch using Windows Filtering Platform (not just blocking the app, but blocking the OS from leaking traffic), and a public Warrant Canary that gets updated regularly so you can verify we haven't been compromised. Would love your feedback, especially from anyone who's dealt with VPN kill switch failures before — that's the problem I most wanted to solve.

AetherNode Pro

Windows VPN with RAM-only servers & kernel kill switch

Windows VPN with RAM-only servers & kernel kill switch