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Unlimited VPN — a Telegram-first VPN project for Russian-speaking users (developer intro)

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VadimUnlimited · in Promote Your Community
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Hi Spark Promotion! I'm Vadim, the developer behind Unlimited VPN, and this is a promotion post for a project I own and run. Quick heads-up: the project's audience and its Telegram channel are in Russian, but I'm happy to answer questions here in English.

What makes it a bit different

Most VPN projects start with a website and an app store page. Ours started inside Telegram. There is no account form, no password to remember and no dashboard to learn: you open the bot, it hands you a connection config, and you import it into a free client app. Everything else — trial, renewal, help — also happens in Telegram, because that is where our users already spend their day.

Under the hood

  • Protocol: VLESS with Reality, a modern setup designed to make the connection look like ordinary HTTPS traffic.
  • Servers: located in Czechia.
  • Clients: Happ or v2RayTun, available on iOS, Android, Windows, macOS and Android TV.

Trying it

There is a 3-day free trial, and no card is needed to start it.

  • Bot: https://t.me/Vpn_UnlimitedBot
  • Channel (news, in Russian): https://t.me/UnlimitedVPN_rus
  • Support: @UnlimitedVPN_Jorge

What I'd love feedback on

As fellow site and community owners, how would you handle onboarding for a project that lives almost entirely in a messenger? Is skipping a classic website a strength or a trust problem? Honest critique is very welcome — I'll be around in the other sections too.

Thanks for reading!
— Vadim, developer of Unlimited VPN

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