The cat on the sign is a cute wrapper around a fairly ordinary VPN with a mini app and a trial day. We like that you can try it for free. We are less keen on prices, protocols and the country list being hidden until launch.
The mini app is the whole interface here, as the bot lists zero commands; you press the button and work with screens inside Telegram. The profile description is a single mascot-style line about a virtual furball guarding you online.
The service promises many locations and a connection that keeps working where ordinary VPNs drop off, in other words a bet on stability on poor or restricted networks. Only a hands-on test with your own provider can confirm it.
For that test you get 24 hours. What the plan costs afterwards, how you pay and how many devices it covers is not in the profile; the mini app reveals that part.
Points for openness: the project keeps a site and posts updates in its channel, so outages and price changes get announced somewhere. Logging, the company behind it and refunds are not mentioned, though, so check the site before you pay.
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