ironkeel

Privacy that holds the course

ironkeel is a small WireGuard VPN run from Australia with no servers in Australia and no record of who you are. This is a pilot for people who can read a config file.

What we know about you

DataDo we have it?
Email, name, phone, address, payment cardNo, never asked
PasswordNo, the account number is the credential
Account numberOnly a keyed hash
IP address, stored on the website or on the servers' disksNo; held in memory only, for as long as the privacy policy says
Connection times, bandwidth per device, which server you usedNot recorded; a server holds some of it in memory, for as long as the privacy policy says
Paid-until dateYes, a date
Your devices' WireGuard public keys and tunnel addressesYes, so servers can accept them
Which voucher paid for the accountFor 14 days, then erased (backups as the privacy policy says)
A cash order you have not paid for yetOnly a hash of its code and the day; deleted after 90 days if no cash arrives (backups as the privacy policy says)
Support tickets you openThe messages and the day each was written, not linked to your account; deleted 30 days after the ticket closes

The full list is in the privacy policy.

How the pilot works

  1. Get a voucher from us: by PayID or bank transfer, or by posting cash with a code from the order page, with no name or contact. While we test, vouchers come by invitation only.
  2. Create an account with the voucher. You receive a 16-digit account number, shown once.
  3. Log in, add a device, download the WireGuard configurations, import them into the official WireGuard app.
  4. Redeem another voucher whenever you want to extend.

Servers

Three locations outside Australia during the pilot, listed with provider and load on the servers page. Servers run with the root filesystem in memory and logging disabled at every layer. We do not call this "diskless"; the privacy policy says exactly what is and is not on disk.

Setup guides

Android · iPhone and iPad · Windows · macOS · Linux

Help

Something not working? Check the status page, your paid-until date and the guides above, then open a support ticket. It needs no email and no account number; you get a ticket ID and a reply token to come back with.