Assign apps and sites to dedicated routes
Apps and sites you assign can use their own dedicated routes. Apps and sites you do not assign use a shared dedicated route.
- Selective routing
- Parallel routes
- App routing
- Website routing
- Route maps
- Free to start
Selective VPN routing with parallel dedicated routes
Create multiple dedicated routes, choose locations for each route, and assign the apps or websites that should use them.
Assigned apps and sites can use different route locations at the same time, while unassigned apps and sites use a shared dedicated route.
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Handle traffic logistics for selected apps and sites
Create multiple dedicated routes for apps, websites, or domains that need their own route locations. Assigned apps and sites can use different routes at the same time, while unassigned apps and sites use a shared dedicated route.
Keep route assignments explicit
Route assignments stay explicit: assigned apps and sites use the routes you choose for them, while unassigned apps and sites use a shared dedicated route.
Shared route for unassigned apps and sites
Apps and sites you do not assign use a shared dedicated route, so routing remains explicit without requiring every app or site to have its own route.
Set route quality with checkpoint tiers
Choose checkpoint tiers to match the route quality you need.
Build routes in a few steps
Create a route, choose its checkpoints, and decide which apps or sites should use it.
Control what uses each route
Review which apps, websites, and domains use each dedicated route before you activate routing.
Assign apps to routes
Choose which apps use each dedicated route. App assignments stay scoped to the route you configure and can be enabled or disabled when needed. Apps or sites not assigned to a specific route use the shared dedicated route.
Route the apps that matter
Assign selected apps to a chosen route while unassigned apps use the shared dedicated route.
Keep app assignments explicit
Each assigned app is visible in the route manifest, so route choices stay reviewable before activation.
Switch app routing on or off
Disable an app assignment to move it back to the shared dedicated route, then enable it again without starting over.
See declared apps at a glance
Each route shows the apps assigned to it, so you can quickly confirm what is being routed.
Keep each route's own app list
Assigned apps stay scoped to the route where they were added; unassigned apps use the shared dedicated route.
Choose which apps use a route
Control app routing individually while unassigned apps and sites keep using the shared dedicated route.
Assign sites to routes
Choose which websites, domains, or subdomains use each dedicated route. Site rules stay explicit, visible, and scoped to the route you configure. Apps or sites not assigned to a specific route use the shared dedicated route.
Route selected websites
Assign a website or domain to a route so matching site traffic uses that route when active; unassigned sites use the shared dedicated route.
Make site routing explicit
Declared sites turn website routing into a clear route list, so you can see which domains are assigned.
Keep site assignments explicit
Declared sites stay visible in the route manifest, so you can review website rules before activation.
Cover subdomains in one step
Include subdomains with a single setting when the whole site family should use the same route.
Enable and disable a site anytime
Disable a site rule to move it back to the shared dedicated route, then re-enable it without starting over.
Keep site routing scoped
Active site rules use their assigned route. Sites not assigned to a specific route use the shared dedicated route.
Set the packaging profile for apps and sites
Each dedicated route has a packaging profile for the apps and sites assigned to it. Secureferry starts with a default profile, and you can change it later when a route needs a different setup.
Set a profile per route
Each dedicated route can use its own packaging profile for the apps and sites assigned to it.
Start with the default
Secureferry starts each route with a default profile, so you can create routes and add assignments without choosing advanced settings first.
Change it later
Update the packaging profile later when a specific route needs a different setup.
Keep profiles scoped
A packaging profile applies to the apps and sites assigned to that route.
Use different profiles for different routes
Set one packaging profile for one route and another profile for a different route.
Review assigned apps and sites
Before changing a packaging profile, check the manifest to see which apps, websites, domains, or subdomains are assigned to that route.
Dedicated routing should stay clear and private
Android shows a VPN permission prompt because Secureferry needs system-level routing access to apply route assignments on your device. You choose the apps, websites, domains, and subdomains assigned to each route. Apps and sites you do not assign use a shared dedicated route.
Read the Privacy Policy- Secureferry does not collect browsing history.
- Secureferry does not read, inspect, store, or sell the contents of routed network traffic.
- Secureferry does not use your data for behavioral advertising or data brokerage.
- Routing can be disabled at any time.
- Account deletion controls are available in the app and through the web account deletion flow.
Learn more about Android routing
New to Secureferry? Start with these guides to understand dedicated routes, app assignments, website assignments, shared dedicated routes, checkpoints, and free Android routing access.
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Android split tunneling for selected apps and websites
Learn how assigned apps and sites use chosen dedicated routes while unassigned apps and sites use a shared dedicated route.
Per-app routing for Android
See how Android apps can be assigned to dedicated routes while unassigned apps use the shared dedicated route.
Route selected websites on Android
Learn how website, domain, and subdomain assignments use dedicated routes while unassigned sites use the shared dedicated route.
Free Android routing access
Start with free Android routing access, then upgrade when you need more parallel routes, assignments, or checkpoints.
Multi-hop routing for Android
Learn how Secureferry uses checkpoints to build multi-hop dedicated routes for assigned apps and sites while unassigned apps and sites use a shared dedicated route.
Start building dedicated routes
Install Secureferry from Google Play, create your first route, and assign apps or sites to chosen routes while unassigned apps and sites use a shared dedicated route.