1) Download the app
Get StealthLink from the Stealth VPN page or the downloads page. The page shows the installer for the device you are on first; the other platforms are listed below it.
- Windows: an installer (.exe).
- macOS: a disk image (.dmg).
- Linux: .deb for Debian and Ubuntu, .rpm for Fedora and openSUSE, each for x64 and ARM64.
- Android: an APK you install directly, and a store listing where one is available.
Cannot reach our site? Email [email protected] and we will send you the installer. Email usually gets through where websites do not.
2) Install it on your device
Windows
macOS
Linux
sudo apt install ./TorSentinelStealthLink-*.debsudo dnf install ./TorSentinelStealthLink-*.rpm (or zypper).stealthlink.Android
3) Choose free access or sign in
The start screen has two choices.
- Free access: enter your email address and type the 6-digit code we send you. No card, no account form. Free access is limited to 5 Mbps, sessions of 30 minutes, then reconnect, 2 hours a day, on 1 device.
- Sign in: use the VPN username and password that came with your Stealth VPN plan. Full access has no speed, session or daily limit and covers up to 5 devices at once.
Not sure which login to use? See Sign in to StealthLink: plan login vs free access.
4) Connect and pick a location
The app tries a fast UDP path first. If the network throttles or blocks UDP, it switches to TCP on port 443 by itself. You do not need to change any setting.
5) Check that you are protected
- Open the IP leak test. It should show the location you connected to, not your own ISP.
- Open the DNS leak test. DNS lookups go inside the tunnel, so it should not list your ISP's resolvers.
- IPv6 is blocked inside the app so it cannot leak around the tunnel.
FAQ and troubleshooting
Which devices are supported?
Windows, macOS, Linux and Android. iPhone and iPad are coming soon; until then use Android or a computer. One plan covers all your devices, up to 5 at once.
The app installed but will not connect.
Try another location, then switch between Wi-Fi and mobile data. The full checklist is in StealthLink cannot connect on this network.
Can I use free access on more than one device?
Free access is for one device at a time. A plan covers up to 5 devices.
Is the app the same as the Armor app?
No. StealthLink is for Stealth VPN, the service for networks that block VPNs. The Armor app is for Armor, the torrenting VPN with forwarded ports.
Still stuck? Open a ticket with your plan, your operating system, the location you chose and what you tried. A real person replies, usually within a few hours and always within 24 hours.