This release makes the VPN dramatically more reliable on iPhone: - Survives sleep: the tunnel no longer assumes the connection is dead after the phone dozes - it probes first and keeps healthy sessions alive, so the VPN stays connected through hours of standby. - Faster recovery from dead zones (lifts, tunnels, basement car parks): reconnects complete in seconds instead of looping while no data flows. - Fixed a crash that could occur while reconnecting between networks. - Fixed a slow memory leak that could eventually disconnect the tunnel on long-running sessions. - Holds a background task during every reconnect so iOS can't suspend the tunnel mid-handshake. If you previously saw the VPN show "connected" but pass no traffic after waking your phone, this update is for you.

This release fixes the most common connection complaints: • Fixed a reconnect loop that could leave the VPN stuck on "Reconnecting" after your phone slept or switched between Wi-Fi and cellular - reconnects now complete in about a second • Your VPN connection now survives network switches (Wi-Fi ↔ 4G/5G) without dropping traffic - no more manual reconnects when you walk out the door • Fixed a memory issue that could silently kill the VPN after long idle periods, like overnight • Improved reliability on unstable and low-signal networks with smarter, gentler reconnection • Faster reconnects with TLS session resumption Thanks for using rVPN - if you hit any issues, let us know.

Multi-server routing is here. Add exit servers from your existing profiles and route selected domains or IP ranges through them — send your AI tools through the US while everything else stays in Hong Kong. Routing rules match whole domain trees (google.com covers all subdomains), are learned from DNS answers automatically, and never silently fall back to another exit. This release also moves DNS resolution inside the tunnel extension itself: lookups are faster, answered locally when possible, and more resilient on flaky networks. Plus a fix for a crash that could repeatedly restart the tunnel on iOS 26. Note: after changing exit servers or routing rules, reconnect the tunnel to apply them.

Server identity pinning Your device now pins the server's cryptographic identity on the first successful connection, in the canonical `ik:1:` format, and refuses to connect if that identity ever changes without a signed key rotation from the operator. Protects you from a man-in-the-middle after first use. Dark mode Light / Dark / Follow System toggle under Settings › Appearance. A brand-aligned dark palette on an Ink Navy canvas — not a generic system default. Every screen respects the choice. Memory + reconnect stability Fixed the Network Extension memory pressure that was causing iOS to jetsam-kill the tunnel mid-session and silently drop your VPN under sustained streaming or heavy background load. Short network drops (elevators, transit, WiFi to cellular handovers) no longer flash the Connect button to "Reconnecting" and back either. Your assigned IP now survives the reconnect gap instead of blanking. Sessions routinely stay up for over an hour across multiple network handovers now. Fresh install polish Importing a `.rvpn` profile via AirDrop now auto-selects it as your active profile. If the profile is missing an identity key or a prekey bundle, you'll see a clear warning before Connect runs — no more silent "Connecting…" cycles that go nowhere. Under the hood - Import + Generate Identity + Connect now works on the very first tap after a fresh AirDrop, not the third. - The tunnel's active configuration is now written correctly to the app group on multi-profile installs — the "Failed to save configuration" ghost error is gone. - Trust on First Use, server fingerprint display, and the mismatch dialog match the desktop and iOS experience.

- Fixed an issue that caused the VPN to disconnect during extended use - Improved connection stability on cellular networks - Faster reconnection when switching between Wi-Fi and mobile data - General performance and reliability improvements

- Resolved an issue where the VPN connection could drop after a few minutes during video streaming or heavy data usage on cellular networks - Improved connection stability and reduced unexpected disconnects - Faster automatic reconnection after network interruptions - General performance and reliability improvements

Bug fixes and performance improvements. Deploy the latest server version to see performance gains.

Bug fixes and performance improvements.

Multi-Profile Support The biggest change in this release is full multi-profile support. You can now create, manage, and switch between multiple VPN configurations without reinstalling the app. - Create multiple profiles — Set up different servers, routing rules, and DNS settings for work, travel, or home. - Per-profile identities — Each profile has its own independent identity key and prekey bundle. No more single global identity shared across all connections. - Quick switching — Tap a profile to select it; the app reconnects automatically with the new configuration. - Color coding — Assign colors to profiles so you can tell them apart at a glance. Profile Import & Export Profiles can now be shared between devices and users via `.rvpn` files. - Export any profile to a `.rvpn` file from the profile editor. - Import by opening a `.rvpn` file from AirDrop, Files, Mail, or Finder (macOS). On iOS, tap a `.rvpn` attachment and it opens directly in the app. - Signed profiles — Exported profiles include a signature for integrity verification on import. Smarter Reconnection We've improved how the app handles network changes and backgrounding: - Network transition handling — Switching from Wi-Fi to cellular (or vice versa) now triggers a faster, more reliable reconnection. - App foregrounding — When you return to the app after it was suspended, it correctly reflects the current VPN state instead of showing a stale disconnect button. - macOS System Settings sync — Toggling the VPN from System Settings now updates the menu bar status immediately. Other Improvements - Settings redesigned to match macOS System Settings layout standards. - Legacy single-config users are automatically migrated to the new profile system on first launch. - Various bug fixes and UI polish across iOS and macOS.

Bug fixes, and performance improvements, especially around DNS resolution when the VPN is active.