Two routes
Duvia has two routes, each for one purpose. You choose one when you set up the app and can change it in Settings → Connection route.
- International route
- Everyday browsing through Duvia’s international servers, currently in the Netherlands.
- China route
- Use apps and sites in mainland China while you’re abroad, through Duvia’s servers in mainland China, currently in Hangzhou.
How it works
The app connects with DuviaWire, the tunnel protocol Elviont Technologies built for Duvia, through Apple’s VPN framework on iPhone and iPad. Your traffic runs through Duvia’s own servers, which record when a device connects and disconnects, not the sites you visit.
Home shows the selected route and the connection. Statistics show each route’s use on the device, and the speed test measures the connection through the VPN.
Packages
Connecting needs an Duvia account with a package. Packages are one-time App Store purchases that don’t renew: 30 GB for 30 days, 100 GB for 90 days or 400 GB for one year. Both routes count toward the same allowance. You can delete your account in the app at any time.
Privacy
Duvia will not sell, use, or disclose to third parties any data for any purpose. Elviont Technologies handles the information listed in the privacy policy only to provide the service to you.
Who runs it
Duvia is developed and operated by Elviont Technologies in the Netherlands, which makes and runs its own apps for iPhone and iPad. Duvia was called Atlas Connect until November 2026. Questions, support and privacy requests go to the same address.
Elviont Technologies
Duvia
duvia@elviont.nl
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