Product updates and managed deployment guides
Vylos 1.3.0 ships today for iOS, macOS, and visionOS. The theme is responsiveness — reconnect faster, cut notification noise, and make sure the signals you see on screen match what's actually happening on the device.
The simplest VPN setup is a toggle: on or off. But in practice, that means users either forget to connect when they should, or they route all traffic through the tunnel when they don't need to — wasting bandwidth and adding latency for services that don't require VPN access.
Vylos 1.2.0 adds on-demand activation rules and split DNS to solve both problems.
Installing a VPN profile on a supervised device is straightforward — Apple's .mobileconfig format handles that. The harder part is controlling what happens inside the VPN client itself. Can users add their own tunnels? Can they change settings? What happens if the device is jailbroken?
Vylos answers these through three managed app configuration keys that are read on every app launch and foreground transition.
Most WireGuard clients are built for people who manage their own VPN. You import a config, toggle the tunnel, and move on. That works for individual users. It does not work for organizations that need to deploy VPN across dozens or hundreds of supervised devices where users should not be configuring tunnels themselves.
Vylos is a WireGuard VPN client for iOS built specifically for that scenario. IT administrators push tunnel configurations via MDM, restrict what users can change, and enforce device security policies — without requiring users to understand anything about networking.