With this release, we are introducing a refreshed design language for the Lite version. This update is intended to better align the product experience with our brand identity and establish a more consistent visual language across the platform. The redesigned interface will be rolled out on mobile for both iOS and Android, with dedicated optimizations for iPad.

This design language update spans multiple pages and continues to support both light mode and dark mode. You can download the early access version for macOS to experience the new design in advance.

What's Next?​

Compatibility Client​

We will redesign this version to align with the latest features and user experience standards. This version is currently no longer available, but we plan to revisit its layout and visual style before making it available again in a future release.

Official Website Design​

We plan to update the design language of the official website in the future, bringing it into closer alignment with our brand identity.

iOS / Android​

The Lite version will also be released for iOS and Android in a future update.

After enabling PRO Mode, you can use Network Monitoring to configure direct and proxy routing rules with greater precision.

After selecting a proxy node, you will also need to choose a relay node. The relay node acts as an upstream forwarding layer between your local network and the target proxy node, helping optimize the connection path from your ISP's egress network to the proxy node.

With relay nodes, ViewTurbo can reduce the impact of ISP-side routing degradation, link interference, or connection blocking to a certain extent. This helps connections avoid unstable network paths and improves stability, availability, and the overall experience during cross-network access.

Smart Carrier-Based Route Recommendation​

The mobile kernel now includes a smart carrier-based route recommendation feature. It automatically detects the user's current network carrier environment and intelligently matches the optimal route, effectively improving connection speed and stability while reducing the need to manually switch nodes.

Updated Main Interface for Mobile and Lite​

This version delivers a comprehensive redesign of the main interface for both ViewTurbo App and ViewTurbo Lite, along with visual and interaction refinements to dialogs and other core UI components.

Network Monitoring & Proxy Rules​

Building on the existing kernel capabilities, this release introduces direct-connect rules, proxy rules, and intercept rules. Users can configure these settings to suit their network environment, enabling more granular traffic management.

Global Tunnel Mode Changed to TUN Mode​

The global tunnel mode has been unified to TUN mode. Compared to the previous implementation, TUN mode offers superior system-level traffic interception, broader protocol compatibility, and improved connection stability, delivering a more reliable proxy experience in complex network environments.

macOS Tahoe 26.3 Bug​

Fix an issue where the ViewTurbo full version title bar color displays incorrectly in dark mode on macOS Tahoe 26.3.

ViewTurbo Lite​

Continued refinement of the smart carrier-based route recommendation capability in the kernel, with further improvements to route matching accuracy and network switching efficiency.

Cryptocurrency Payment Support​

Subscription payments can now be made using cryptocurrency, including USDT (TRC-20 / ERC-20), BTC, and ETH. This provides users worldwide with a more flexible and private payment option, with no need to bind a bank card or third-party payment account.

Google One-Tap Sign-In & Registration​

The official website login and registration page now fully supports Google OAuth 2.0 authentication. Users no longer need to fill in an email address or password manually — simply click "Sign in with Google" to complete identity verification securely and instantly using an existing Google account.

Kernel Performance Optimization​

This update introduces in-depth optimizations to the core engine, delivering an overall performance improvement of approximately 20% over the previous version. Memory usage and power consumption have also been significantly reduced, providing a smoother and more efficient experience.

App-Level Proxy Rules​

This version introduces app-level proxy rule configuration, enabling fine-grained control over network traffic on a per-application basis.

• Proxy Apps: Route traffic from specified applications through the proxy tunnel.
• Bypass Apps: Exclude specified applications from the proxy, allowing them to access the network directly.

This capability allows you to flexibly define traffic-splitting strategies based on your workflow and usage scenarios, improving both access efficiency and overall control over your network configuration.

ViewTurbo Website Features & Bonus Updates​

This update brings several new bonuses and service upgrades to the ViewTurbo website, designed to provide you with a superior user experience. Details are as follows:

Bonus Events: Easily Get Free Data​

To give back to our users, we have added multiple channels to obtain free data on the Homepage and User Center:

1. Social Sharing Reward (Homepage) Publish a post with images or a video review about ViewTurbo on any social media platform to receive 1GB of data. (Note: Please contact customer service after posting to claim your reward.)

2. Consecutive Check-in Bonus (User Center) Simply check in consecutively for 7 days in the User Center to receive extra data rewards.

3. Lucky Draw on Top-up (Top-up Page) After completing a top-up, you will get a chance to enter the lucky draw. The prize pool includes generous data packages with high winning odds. Come and try your luck!

New Service: Private Nodes​

As our user base grows, standard shared nodes may experience IP pollution, potentially leading to access issues with services that have strict IP requirements like Gemini and ChatGPT. To address this, we have officially launched our Private Node Service.

1. Cleaner IPs: Effectively solves IP pollution issues, ensuring stable access to AI services like Gemini.
2. Superior Experience: Each private node is shared by only 10 users, resulting in lower load and more stable speeds.
3. How to Get: You can select and subscribe to Private Nodes directly on the Top-up Page.

Highlights​

Dark Mode​

We have released Dark Mode for both ViewTurbo and the Lite version.

Lite Version​

We introduced a Lite version for users seeking simplicity and a lightweight experience.

Core Switching​

We added a core selection feature to resolve potential disconnection issues within the iOS environment.

ViewTurbo Lite​

1. Optimize Default Display Size: The default width of the Lite version has been adjusted to better match mobile display proportions. At the same time, users can freely adjust the window height and width within a reasonable range, improving overall flexibility and usability.

2. New Network Monitoring Feature: This feature helps users configure custom proxies and troubleshoot network status issues, enhancing controllability and visibility during the configuration process. You can refer to the Network Monitoring documentation to learn how to use it.

Private Email plan​

To further enhance user privacy and security, we have introduced a new “Plan Three” pricing option. This plan is designed for users who prefer not to expose their personal email addresses and includes 1 day of unlimited traffic usage.

1. Guerrilla Mail
2. Temp-Mail

Added​

1. Added support for the ViewTurbo lite version on Linux (Debian/RedHat/Arch).

Fixed​

1. Added support for intelligent proxy timeout configuration to fix issues caused by smart proxy.For example: if the timeout is 150ms, the proxy will be used.

Fix​

1. Added a kernel selection feature to resolve potential disconnection issues in iOS environments.

Feat​

1. Now supports dark mode for both iOS and Android versions.
2. To address the high energy consumption issue on the current desktop version, we have launched the Lightweight Version. It uses the same layout design as the mobile version and now also supports dark mode.

1. Added a kernel selection feature to resolve potential disconnection issues on iOS environments.

New Features​

1. Updated the design language of the ViewTurbo website section.

1. Based on user feedback, we fixed an issue where Flyline failed to display on startup.
2. Fixed a text selection issue that could affect recognition.

New Features​

We've introduced the concept of Free Nodes, which may currently offer slightly less bandwidth than options like 200M. However, as more server resources become available in the future, we plan to improve both the quality and speed of these Free Nodes.

Version Fixes​

Re-released Soft Router Version​

We've fixed issues related to the soft router, and it now runs stably in the OpenWrt environment.

Support for macOS 10.15​

Thanks to user feedback, we resolved an issue where the client couldn't accept input on macOS 10.15 systems.

We've updated the ViewTurbo APP interface with a new design language consistent with the desktop client. It's now cleaner and more efficient. While retaining the previous layout structure, this version gives you full control over node selection—no more predefined algorithms making choices for you.

Curious about how the previous version looked? Here's a snapshot of the last version:

Bug Fixes​

Visual Issues​

We've resolved various visual glitches on the login, registration, forgot password, and account deletion pages.

What's Next?​

Dark Mode​

We'll be adding support for dark mode recognition and styling changes.

Latest Features​

Previously, we never considered that notification-type information would require long-term prompts. To save bandwidth for users, we adopted a region-based proxy mechanism. In AI proxy mode, if you can access the website, you don't need to use ViewTurbo for proxying. Otherwise, ViewTurbo will act as a proxy. This feature has saved our users a significant amount of bandwidth.

In this update, we’ve introduced a new notification design language. It applies to one of the components used in the ViewTurbo attack state, allowing users to receive alerts when ViewTurbo is under attack or to convey other messages.

Curious about what the previous version looked like? Check out the comparison below, showing the previous version:

Version Fixes​

Visual Issues​

Fixed the issue with node selection icons in fullscreen mode on Windows.

• Fixed an issue on the multi-device information detail page where scrollbars appeared even with empty data.
• Fixed the problem with the color distinguishability of the device name area on the multi-device information detail page.
• Fixed the issue where scrollbars were not fully displayed on the multi-device information detail page.

What's Next?​

Spy Mode​

If you are in a country or region where authorities check your phone or computer even without a search warrant, we will introduce Spy Mode.

With Spy Mode enabled, ViewTurbo will disguise itself as a utility software. Each user's download will appear differently, such as a calculator or a notepad app. You can access the node connection interface simply by clicking the appropriate button.

Low Animation Mode​

In Low Animation Mode:

1. In an unconnected state, the dynamic perception globe component on the right will not respond to mouse distance.
2. Even in a connected state, the dynamic perception component will rotate only once before stopping.

Attack Status​

Currently, ViewTurbo is experiencing a high volume of attacks. During an attack mode, ViewTurbo will switch states to help users respond accordingly. In this state, you may encounter:

1. The ViewTurbo official website and related services may be inaccessible.
2. Node speeds may be delayed.
3. Connection attempts may fail.
4. ViewTurbo resource services may go offline.

We use ChaCha20 and AES-256 for encrypted transmission, and no matter what mode you choose, your data is always transmitted through a secure TLS encrypted tunnel. If you use Wireshark for network analysis, you can view the encrypted traffic of ViewTurbo through the following filters:

tcp.port == 15732 && tls.handshake.ciphersuite

During the TLS Handshake process, the client sends a supported Cipher Suites list to the server to negotiate the optimal encryption algorithm. You can see the following information at the Transport Layer Security (TLS) agreement layer in Wireshark:

[Transport Layer Security]
……
Cipher Suites (16 suites)
Cipher Suite: Reserved (GREASE) (0xaaaa)
Cipher Suite: TLS_AES_128_GCM_SHA256 (0x1301)
Cipher Suite: TLS_AES_256_GCM_SHA384 (0x1302)
Cipher Suite: TLS_CHACHA20_POLY1305_SHA256 (0x1303)
Cipher Suite: TLS_ECDHE_ECDSA_WITH_AES_128_GCM_SHA256 (0xc02b)
Cipher Suite: TLS_ECDHE_RSA_WITH_AES_128_GCM_SHA256 (0xc02f)
Cipher Suite: TLS_ECDHE_ECDSA_WITH_AES_256_GCM_SHA384 (0xc02c)
Cipher Suite: TLS_ECDHE_RSA_WITH_AES_256_GCM_SHA384 (0xc030)
Cipher Suite: TLS_ECDHE_ECDSA_WITH_CHACHA20_POLY1305_SHA256 (0xcca9)
Cipher Suite: TLS_ECDHE_RSA_WITH_CHACHA20_POLY1305_SHA256 (0xcca8)
Cipher Suite: TLS_ECDHE_RSA_WITH_AES_128_CBC_SHA (0xc013)
Cipher Suite: TLS_ECDHE_RSA_WITH_AES_256_CBC_SHA (0xc014)
Cipher Suite: TLS_RSA_WITH_AES_128_GCM_SHA256 (0x009c)
Cipher Suite: TLS_RSA_WITH_AES_256_GCM_SHA384 (0x009d)
Cipher Suite: TLS_RSA_WITH_AES_128_CBC_SHA (0x002f)
Cipher Suite: TLS_RSA_WITH_AES_256_CBC_SHA (0x0035)
……

Latest Features​

We've added a new detail: When in an unconnected state, the dynamic perception globe component on the right will respond based on the distance of the mouse, creating a zoom-in and zoom-out visual effect. Once connected to a node, data flight lines will show the network exit and node locations.

Dark Mode​

Version Fixes​

Visual Issues​

We have fixed an issue where the node selection box was too dim in an unconnected state, making it difficult to identify visually. This issue was particularly noticeable in dark mode, so this fix improves the visibility of the selection box in both dark and light modes.

High CPU / GPU Usage​

This issue was particularly prominent on Windows devices but was not a problem on macOS. On Windows, even when the ViewTurbo window was closed or minimized, the GPU continued rendering data components. However, on macOS, once the window was closed or minimized, ViewTurbo's GPU usage was nearly 0~1%.

After discussions within our team, we plan to introduce a Low Animation Mode in future versions, which will be disabled by default. Additionally, we will update our documentation to guide users on enabling this option if needed.

In Low Animation Mode:

1. In an unconnected state, the dynamic perception globe component on the right will not respond to mouse distance.
2. Even in a connected state, the dynamic perception component will rotate only once before stopping.

What's Next?​

Spy Mode​

If you are in a country or region where authorities check your phone or computer even without a search warrant, we will introduce Spy Mode.

With Spy Mode enabled, ViewTurbo will disguise itself as a utility software. Each user's download will appear differently, such as a calculator or a notepad app. You can access the node connection interface simply by clicking the appropriate button.

Low Animation Mode​

In Low Animation Mode:

1. In an unconnected state, the dynamic perception globe component on the right will not respond to mouse distance.
2. Even in a connected state, the dynamic perception component will rotate only once before stopping.

Attack Status​

Currently, ViewTurbo is experiencing a high volume of attacks. During an attack mode, ViewTurbo will switch states to help users respond accordingly. In this state, you may encounter:

1. The ViewTurbo official website and related services may be inaccessible.
2. Node speeds may be delayed.
3. Connection attempts may fail.
4. ViewTurbo resource services may go offline.