Your app starts a VLESS connection
A compatible app authenticates with your unique connection details and sends your traffic to CocoaVPN.
HOW IT WORKS
Looks like a normal secure connection.
Many VPNs announce themselves with a recognizable protocol handshake. CocoaVPN uses VLESS with REALITY to make the start of the connection resemble ordinary TLS web traffic.
REALITY disguises the handshake
The initial exchange imitates a normal visit to a legitimate HTTPS website. There is no distinctive VPN certificate for a basic filter to identify.
Restrictive networks see ordinary-looking TLS
This can get through filters that block familiar VPN protocols, including filters found on some school, workplace, hotel, and public Wi-Fi networks.
Your traffic exits through CocoaVPN
The encrypted connection ends at the VPN server, which forwards traffic to its destination. Websites see the server address instead of your home address.
What “disguised” means
REALITY makes CocoaVPN harder to identify from the handshake alone. It does not make traffic invisible, guarantee access on every network, or authorize use that violates a network’s rules. Advanced filtering or a complete block on unknown connections can still stop it.