Spora lets you use a friend's Internet connection in another country, or share yours with them. Reach censored websites, access services back home, or help family do the same.
Get SporaAlice wants to visit a website that's blocked in her country. Her friend Bob lives abroad and can access it.
Alice installs Spora on her device. Bob installs it on his, ready to share his Internet connection.
Bob taps Share and sends Alice a link through their usual messenger. Alice opens the link in Spora and taps Connect.
Alice's traffic now goes through Bob's Internet connection. The website sees Bob's IP address. Bob keeps his device online while Alice uses the connection.
Share your connection with family in another country so they can reach websites available where you live.
A website you need is blocked where you live. Ask someone in another country to share their connection.
Living abroad? Connect through family or friends at home to use websites that require a local IP address.
Leave a device running Spora at home and connect through it while you travel.
Some websites block known VPN addresses. With Spora, they see your friend's home IP address.
Websites see the address of the connection your friend shares with you.
You and your friend can use Spora without paying for it.
People share their own connections, so access doesn't depend on a common pool of VPN exit addresses.
You need a device sharing a connection where the websites you want are accessible. That can belong to someone you know, or to you.
Yes. It needs to keep running Spora while you use its connection.
Someone you trust. Their traffic will leave through your Internet connection, and websites will see your IP address.