Features
Core capabilities of AppMins cross-border dedicated-line network (SD-WAN) for daily cross-border operations.
Core features
The essentials of a daily cross-border dedicated-line network (SD-WAN) stack: controllable exits, selectable lines, simple connect.
Shared mode with flexible lines
Choose bridge lines and shared exits by country or region. Use RTT hints for everyday access and fast switching.
Dedicated exit IP
Dedicated mode gives a more stable, predictable egress with connectivity checks for store backends and long-lived workflows.
One-click connect / disconnect
Join the cross-border dedicated-line network (SD-WAN) in one click on desktop. Tray status keeps link state and rates visible.
Multi-region bridge exits
Pick exits across countries and regions to match the market you work in, with less detour and fewer unstable paths.
How the network works
Local TUN system proxy plus cloud bridge exits—desktop traffic organized as a cross-border dedicated-line network (SD-WAN).
TUN system proxy
A virtual NIC captures local traffic so browsers and business apps use the encrypted tunnel without per-app setup.
Bridge steering to the target exit
Traffic goes through bridge nodes to the target-region exit, with flexible line and bandwidth steering for stability and cost.
TCP / UDP on one path
UDP traffic including realtime media and WebRTC rides the same tunnel, reducing mismatched exit-IP issues.
DNS on a safe path
Business DNS can resolve through the tunnel to avoid leaky, polluted, or inconsistent lookups.
Safety isolation
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 plan to restore access—helpful for account-environment control.