Private · Encrypted

Stay connected, privately.

JipJip is a small, reliability-first VPN. Your traffic travels encrypted between your phone and our servers. It focuses on holding the connection, recovering quickly when you switch Wi-Fi and mobile data, and always showing an honest status — never a fake “Connected”.

Android · 64-bit · Android 6.0+ · ~51 MB · not on Google Play (installed directly)

Get JipJip

On Android today. iOS next.

The app you can install today is the Android one, direct from this site. An iOS version is in development — we’ll say so plainly here the day it’s ready, not before.

Android Available now

Install the signed APK directly. 64-bit Android 6.0+, ~51 MB. Verify the SHA-256 below, then follow the five-step install guide.

Download for Android
iOS Coming soon

An iPhone / iPad version is in development. It’s not available on the App Store yet — this spot will link to it honestly once it ships. No sign-up needed to wait.

App Store — in development
Download

One file. Verify it, then install.

The specifics are the point: real file name, real size, real checksum — so you can confirm you have the genuine, untampered app before you install.

File JipJip-VPN-v23.apk
Version 1.0.7 (build 23)
Size ~51.0 MB (53431700 bytes)
Requires 64-bit Android 6.0 or newer
Not supported Android 5.1 or older, 32-bit-only phones

SHA-256 (verify before installing)

5a886b92184276065ba35cf5578aad5bedae2f2c9718fef06609a2eb8676926d

After downloading, check the file’s SHA-256 matches the value above. A match confirms you have the genuine, untampered app.

Direct APK link (if the button downloads a page instead): https://download.jipjipmm.com/android/JipJip-VPN-v23.apk

The correct file is JipJip-VPN-v23.apk, about 51.0 MB (53431700 bytes), served from download.jipjipmm.com. If your browser instead saves a tiny ~13 KB file whose source is www.jipjipmm.com (named like this page), that is a web page, not the app — delete it and open the Direct APK link above.

Why JipJip

Built to stay connected — honestly.

No superlatives, no invented numbers. Four specific things JipJip is designed to do well.

Stability first

Built to stay connected and recover quickly — not to chase a speed number we can’t promise on your network.

Fast reconnect

Keeps working when you move between Wi-Fi and mobile data, and recovers on its own after a brief drop.

Honest status

When a network blocks secure connections, JipJip tells you plainly and suggests Wi-Fi or another SIM — instead of pretending to be connected.

Private by design

Traffic is encrypted between your phone and our servers. We don’t log your browsing content and we don’t sell your data — the Privacy page lists exactly what we do collect.

Privacy & security

Exactly what we hold, and what we never touch.

Most VPNs reduce this to a slogan. Here is the actual list — the same one written out in full on our Privacy page, with nothing left off.

What we hold

The minimum needed to run an account and keep the connection working.

  • Your email address, and your password only as a one-way hash — never in readable form.
  • Your account’s access level and the period it is active for.
  • Redacted reliability reports: whether a connection succeeded, the stage it reached, the server used, Wi-Fi or mobile, and a masked exit IP.
  • App version and Android version, for debugging.

What we never collect

Not gathered, not stored, not shared — by design, not by policy alone.

  • Your browsing history or page content, or your DNS queries.
  • Your full IP address — exit IPs are stored masked.
  • Your IMEI, SIM or phone number, or Wi-Fi network name.
  • Your precise or GPS location.
  • Any payment details — there is no payment inside the app.

Traffic between your phone and our servers is encrypted in transit, and we don’t sell your data. Read the full Privacy page →

Honest limitations

What we don’t promise.

We’d rather tell you the limits up front than hide them.

  • Some mobile networks block secure connections at times. That’s the network, not the app — switch to Wi-Fi or another SIM.
  • Two server regions today (Tokyo and Singapore). More later.
  • The iPhone / iPad app is still in development; today the app installs on Android.
  • Early, best-effort service. No uptime guarantee while we grow.