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1. About the application
Download Velora for Android on Google Play.
Velora is a free Android client for VPN connections and network diagnostics. It supports Android 8.0 and later. This documentation describes version 2.2.1 (version code 8), package com.app.VeloraNet, based on developer information dated November 4, 2026.
The client has no advertising, in-app purchases, or application account. Connecting requires a configuration for your own server or a selected VPN provider. Server access and internet connectivity may be paid separately.
2. Getting connected
Obtain a configuration or HTTPS subscription link from your provider. In Velora, choose the add option and an import method: link, URI/JSON, file, camera QR scan, or QR code in a selected image.
Select the imported profile and start connecting. Read the VPN explanation and approve the Android system prompt. Once connected, check the resource you want to use. You can disconnect in the application or its notification.
The client supports certain variants of VLESS/Reality, VMess, Trojan, Shadowsocks, Hysteria2, WireGuard, and sing-box JSON. Compatibility depends on the specific configuration. Do not share secret subscription links with others.
3. Updates, routing, and permissions
Subscriptions are updated manually. If the provider supplies expiration and allowance information, it appears in the card. “No data” means that the provider did not supply it, not that there is no limit. A TCP test indicates port reachability, not complete tunnel functionality or speed.
You can select applications for routing. Excluded applications and direct rules use the ordinary network; custom JSON can set its own DNS and routes. There is no built-in kill switch. Always-on VPN and blocking connections without VPN are Android settings.
Camera access is only needed for QR scanning; other import methods are available. Usage Access is enabled separately for optional seven-day per-application traffic statistics. File selection grants access to the selected item, not the entire media library.
4. Diagnostics and reports
Available tools include DNS, TCP, HTTPS/HTTP status, TLS/certificates, redirects, IPv6, DNS comparison, and a local IPv4/CIDR calculator. Test addresses and ports only where you are authorized to do so.
Results are local: up to 100 history entries and separate comparison baselines. You can export text or a PDF using Android sharing. Review full URLs and parameters before sharing: they can contain personal information and tokens. Reports are not sent to support automatically.
5. Deletion and support
Delete profiles in the application; history and baselines are deleted separately. You can clear cache/data or uninstall in Android settings. This does not cancel a provider subscription or delete previously shared reports, correspondence, or system statistics.
If a connection fails, check the network, selected profile, and VPN permission, then check the subscription with your provider. Contact Velora support for help. Do not send passwords, keys, one-time codes, or secret subscription links. News: @VpnVelor.
6. Client documents
The Privacy Policy explains local processing and network recipients. The Terms of Use describe the free client, limitations, and open-source licensing. Russian versions are available through the language switch.
The Android application operator is Coalescence OÜ. The legal texts have been updated using owner-provided information: version 1.0, specified effective date November 4, 2026. They remain drafts until the company registration number and actual source access are provided. Server-side VPN access is governed separately.