Family-friendly uncensored internet
Governments and ISPs block more of the internet every year. This gets you back in — without the shady corners of Tor.
Connect by scanning the QR code from your phone or desktop.
Sample screenshot with fake data — this connection will not work. Your own portal will show real, working connection details.
What it does
Me See Free runs a private VLESS+REALITY proxy on a server you control, disguising your connection as an ordinary visit to a trusted website so it can't be detected or blocked. This portal generates a unique identity and keypair on first start and gives you a ready-to-scan QR code and connection link — no manual networking configuration required.
- Skip the age verification checks
- France and the UK now require age verification just to open many websites. Me See Free bypasses this, by moving your internet access from your home to an uncensored location.
- VPNs are next on the list
- As people will start VPNs to bypass age verification, regulators will push to Internet Service Providers to block VPNs. Me See Free is made to bypass these blocks.
- Family Friendly
- When VPNs get blocked, people move to Tor — already happening in the UK. Tor also carries a lot of illegal activity alongside it. Me See Free also is not using Tor, on a server only you control.
- Battle-tested
- China's Great Firewall is 20 years ahead of Europe on this, but still can't stop Me See Free as of 2026 — you're ahead of anything regulators in Europe have even tried yet.
- Completely under your control
- Your own server, your own IP, your own disguise domain — no third-party VPN provider in the middle to trust, subpoena, or shut down.
Does this provide total anonymous internet?
No, but it doesn't need to. Your regulator and your Internet Service Provider only ever see an ordinary encrypted visit to a trusted website — never what you're actually doing. The company hosting your server can still see where your traffic goes from there. So this isn't full anonymity — it's enough to get around censorship and blocking, not to disappear entirely. Pick a hosting provider you trust.
This project is free and open source — self-hosted, no subscription, no accounts, and the code is yours to inspect.
How it works
Your device connects to your own server on port 443 — the same port every HTTPS website uses. REALITY makes that connection indistinguishable from an ordinary visit to a real, trusted site: no fake certificate, no unusual pattern, nothing to fingerprint. Only someone holding your private key can actually reach the proxy hiding behind that disguise.
What you need
A VPS — a small server rented from any cloud provider, a few dollars a month — to run this stack on. That's it.
A domain name is optional: without one, clients connect to your server's IP address directly; pointing a domain at it just gives you a stable address and lets the portal fetch a trusted Let's Encrypt certificate instead of a self-signed one.
Get the app
Any Xray/V2Ray-compatible client that supports VLESS + REALITY will work. Two that do:
Built on
Me See Free doesn't implement a proxy protocol of its own — it's a setup and management layer around two existing open source projects: V2Ray, started in 2015 by a developer known as Victoria Raymond, and Xray-core, the actively maintained fork this stack actually runs, created and maintained by RPRX — also the author of VLESS, XTLS, and REALITY. What Me See Free adds is automatic identity generation, HTTPS, and this status portal — making that software easy to set up and manage instead of hand-configuring it yourself.