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Your VPN. On the TV.

Send the WireGuard server you already run. Pair from your phone, confirm on the TV, and the tunnel is yours.

On your Wi‑Fi

The TV shows up on your phone.

Open KleiraShield on the TV. The phone finds it on the same network. You can also type the code, or scan it.

On the TV

Nothing is installed until the TV agrees.

A prompt appears on the TV. Confirm only if you are standing in front of it. Decline, and nothing is sent.

Your VPN

Send the WireGuard profile you already have.

Save it once on the phone, then send it to a TV in one tap. KleiraShield does not run a VPN service.

While it’s on

The TV shows the session as it runs.

After it connects, the TV shows how long the tunnel has been up, and the traffic moving down and up.

Away from home

Update a TV that isn’t on your Wi‑Fi.

If the TV is somewhere else, the profile takes a secure cloud path. The TV picks it up when it is on.

Free, and staying that way

KleiraShield started as a college project, after travel routers and new sign-ups kept getting in the way of a TV away from home. Friends at Knovon helped make it a real app. The plan is to keep it free.

You bring the VPN. Most of the work happens on your local network, between your phone and the TV. When the TV isn’t on that network, a secure cloud path can deliver the profile. We don’t sell a VPN, and we don’t charge for the app.