FAQ
Short answers to common questions about AppMins cross-border dedicated-line network (SD-WAN). See the docs for full walkthroughs.
It is a desktop cross-border dedicated-line network (SD-WAN) for cross-border work. You get dedicated IPs, flexible bridge-line billing, and one-click connect for more stable access to overseas business environments.
A dedicated IP gives you a more stable, predictable exit address. It fits store backends and long-running campaign checks that need a fixed environment. Use it in dedicated mode, with connectivity checks to confirm the exit is ready.
Shared mode lets you pick bridge lines and shared exits for everyday cross-border access. Dedicated mode uses a fixed exit IP when you need lasting stability. Switch modes in the client for the current task, then connect.
AppMins ships desktop clients for Windows, macOS, and Linux. Windows and Linux installers are on the download page; macOS availability follows the download feed. See the install guides for system requirements.
Install and sign in, choose a bridge-line plan and connection mode, then click Connect. Check status from the tray icon and disconnect anytime. See Getting started for the full path.
TUN system proxy uses a virtual NIC to capture local traffic so apps can use the cross-border tunnel without per-app setup. The first time you enable it, the OS may ask you to approve networking permissions or service components.
Bridge lines can be bought by duration or traffic. You can keep multiple plans, pick the active one before connecting, and track remaining usage and expiry in the client. When a plan runs out, switch or buy another.
If a plan expires or traffic runs out, the client keeps the tunnel and isolates outbound access so business sites are less likely to see your real IP. Switch or buy a valid plan to restore access.