Incognito, without the leaks. Incog runs on GeckoView and sends its traffic through KSAVE's own relay — no second app, no account, no separate VPN subscription.
Relay exits in the United States, Canada, Singapore and France, with DNS resolved at the exit instead of on your device. The tunnel lives inside the browser, so it starts with the app and leaves the rest of your phone alone.
Add passcode-locked Spaces for separate identities, and clear modes that wipe a session when the screen turns off.
How Incog works · Download on Google Play
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Three things most mobile browsers leave out.
Incog ships with its own relay client. Traffic leaves through KSAVE relay servers in the United States, Canada, Singapore or France instead of going straight out from your carrier. DNS is resolved at the exit, so your provider does not see the names of the sites you open. No second app to install, no account to create, no free-VPN queue.
A Space is a separate browser inside the browser, locked by its own passcode. Tabs, cookies, history, bookmarks and settings never mix between Spaces. Run two accounts of the same site, keep work and personal identities apart, or park a private session and return to it later. Only deleting the app's data erases a Space — and forgetting the passcode does the same.
Decide when the browser forgets: the moment it loses focus, after a few minutes in the background, or only when you close it. The strictest setting wipes the session when the screen turns off. Bookmarks survive; everything else does not.
No. The relay client is built in. Turn on Hide My IP and Incog opens a local SOCKS5 tunnel to a KSAVE relay, sends browser requests through it, and resolves DNS at the exit rather than on your device.
No. It covers Incog's traffic only. Other apps keep using the normal connection, so you get a private browser without routing your whole phone through one exit. Because the tunnel is per-app, it also cannot be detected by the usual "is a VPN active" checks.
A passcode-protected browser environment with its own tabs, cookies, history, bookmarks and settings. Spaces do not interfere with each other, so the same site can stay signed in as two different people at once.
The Space cannot be opened again. There is no recovery path, by design: any reset would defeat the purpose. Deleting the app's data erases all Spaces permanently.
KSAVE does not write browsing activity to its hosting machines. The Hide My IP relay keeps a temporary session identifier for the duration of a connection, so it can tell that a connection belongs to the same client. Incog has no account, no profile and no sync service: history stays on the device.
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KSAVE LTD is a software company based in London. We build Incog and run the relay servers behind it.
Incog is a browser, not a VPN: its traffic leaves through our exits in the United States, Canada, Singapore and France, while the rest of the phone stays on its normal connection.
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