Home,
from anywhere.
An Indian IP address wherever you live, in one tap. Our Mumbai server is PRO-only, so it never gets crowded. No activity logs, ever.
Six countries. Real ping, shown up front.
Every server shows your real round-trip time before you connect, so you can pick the closest. Sample latencies from the Gulf below.
Built to be simple, quiet, and honest.
One-tap connect
No setup, no accounts. Open the app, tap once, and you're on the nearest server for where you are.
Strict no-logs
We never record your IP, the sites you visit, or your DNS queries. WireGuard with ChaCha20-Poly1305 encryption.
Live latency
Real ping to every server, right in the list. Pick by ping, not by guesswork. Lowest-ping auto-select built in.
Free to start. PRO when you want more.
Free gives you three countries with ads. PRO unlocks every location and removes ads.
Or stay on the free plan forever — three countries, supported by ads.
Prices shown in your local currency are approximate; you'll see the exact amount on Google Play.
Living abroad, connected to home.
Plain answers for Indians and Pakistanis in the Gulf who want an Indian IP address.
Indian IP address in the UAE
Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah: the steps, and what an Indian address does not change.
Indian IP address in Saudi Arabia
Setup, and what to check when a site still thinks you are abroad.
Indian IP address in Qatar
Doha, Al Rayyan, Lusail: the steps, and what people in Qatar use an Indian address for.
Indian IP address in Kuwait
Kuwait City, Salmiya, Farwaniya: setup, and shopping on Indian sites for family.
Indian IP address in Oman
Muscat, Salalah, Sohar: five steps, and why the nearest server is not India.
Indian IP address in Bahrain
Manama, Muharraq, Riffa: setup, and what happens when you cross the causeway.
Qatar, Kuwait, Oman, Bahrain
Which server gives you an Indian address, and which only looks close.
Indian apps and banking from abroad
What an Indian IP helps with, what it cannot change, and safe banking habits.
India VPN for Android TV
Why the TV needs its own VPN, and which TVs Cybo runs on.
Android TV setup
Subscribe on your phone, sign in on the TV, connect to India.
Indian websites that will not open
Why some Indian sites do not load from the Gulf, and what to try in order.
Government websites from abroad
Official Indian portals that will not load from the Gulf, and what to do about it.
UPI and Indian bank apps abroad
What needs your bank, what needs an Indian IP address, and safe habits.
VPN on an Android TV box
Check your box first, then install, sign in and connect with the remote.
Does your IP show India?
A one-minute check, and what to do when it says the wrong country.
Indian OTP not arriving?
Why bank and app codes stop reaching you in the Gulf, and the fixes, in order.
Indian TV from the Gulf
Why Indian video apps show less abroad, what an Indian IP changes, and what it does not.
Shared Wi-Fi in the Gulf
Staff accommodation, shared flats, hotel and cafe Wi-Fi: what others can see, and how to stay private.
Good to know.
Do you keep logs of what I do?+
No. Cybo keeps no record of your IP address, the servers you use, the sites you visit, or your DNS queries. We only process a random device id and, for PRO, your Google Play order id.
Which protocol does Cybo use?+
WireGuard, with ChaCha20-Poly1305 encryption — the modern standard, built for mobile networks. It works on Wi-Fi, LTE and 5G.
What's the difference between Free and PRO?+
Free gives you three countries with a banner ad. PRO unlocks all locations, removes every ad, and covers up to five devices.
How do I upgrade to PRO?+
Subscribe right inside the app through Google Play. Pick monthly, six-month or yearly; billing and renewals are handled by your Play account, and you can cancel anytime in Play Store subscriptions.
Is a VPN legal to use here?+
Using a VPN for privacy and security is legal in most places. You are responsible for following the laws that apply where you are; Cybo is a privacy tool, not a way to break local rules.