The privacy stack
for the residential internet
VPN, mail, browser, vault, proxies and agent access — one account, 200 million homes.
Every privacy tool you use today runs on someone else's infrastructure — and asks you to take their word for it.
Six products, one account
ALL EXITING THROUGH THE SAME 200M HOMES
- DEBerlin
- USAustin
- JPOsaka
- BRSão Paulo
- NGLagos
- SGSingapore
- GBLondon
- AUSydney
- INMumbai
- KRSeoul
- USNew York
- EXIT IP
- 88.78.142.31
- ISP
- Vodafone
- LATENCY
- 18 ms
[ 01 · VPN ]
A VPN made of homes, not datacenters
Every commercial VPN routes you through a handful of datacenter ranges — the ones streaming services and banks block on sight. ION routes you through real households, so your traffic looks like exactly what it is: a person at home.
- Exit IP
- 84.132.207.44
- Location
- Berlin, DE
- ISP
- Deutsche Telekom
- Logs retained
- 0 bytes
- Anna KesslerRe: apartment viewing3 trackers
- NotionYour weekly digest7 trackers
- Tomás RuizInvoice — March2 trackers
- Delta Air LinesYour boarding pass11 trackers
- FigmaSomeone commented5 trackers
- Dr. HalvorsenResults are in1 trackers
[ 02 · MAIL ]
Mail that nobody reads but you
Free mail is paid for with your correspondence. ION Mail encrypts every message end-to-end and at rest, with keys generated on your device — we could not hand over your inbox if we were asked to.
- Address
- you@ice.io
- Encryption
- end-to-end
- Keys
- on device
- Server sees
- ciphertext
- CANVAS HASH
- a4f1…9c2b
- WEBGL VENDOR
- Apple M2
- TIMEZONE
- Europe/Berlin
- SCREEN
- 1512×982
- FONTS
- 41 detected
- LANGUAGE
- de-DE
[ 03 · BROWSER ]
Chrome, without the watching
Blocking trackers is not enough — your browser leaks a fingerprint unique enough to identify you without a single cookie. ION Browser rotates that fingerprint every session while running the extensions you already use.
- Canvas hash
- rotated
- Trackers blocked
- 1,284
- Extensions
- chrome-compatible
- Private mode
- default
- bank.example9f2c 44e1 b708 21daSTRONG
- mail.ice.ioc081 7ee9 30ab 5f14STRONG
- shop.example4a77 e2c0 91bd 6e38REUSED
- social.exampleb3e5 08cf 27ae d509ROTATED
- work.example1d5a b6e9 7f03 c412PASSKEY
- cloud.examplee77b 2a90 55d1 8ce6STRONG
[ 04 · VAULT ]
A vault we can't open either
Everything is encrypted before it leaves your device with a key derived from your master password. If we were breached tomorrow an attacker would walk away with noise — and your logins come bundled with the rest of the stack.
- Items
- 42 logins
- Encryption
- end-to-end
- Breach alerts
- on
- Vault health
- 82%
[ 05 · PROXIES ]
200 million exits, priced for humans
Rotating residential proxies across 195+ countries with per-request geo targeting down to the ISP. Incumbents charge $8–15 per GB because they had to buy their network. Ours is already deployed, and it is paid to participate.
- Pool
- 200,014,382
- Countries
- 195+
- Targeting
- country → ISP
- Concurrency
- unlimited
- GET /v1/fetchAn agent asks for a page. No account, no API key.
- 402 Payment RequiredThe gateway quotes 0.0004 USDC for this request.
- PAY · x402The agent signs and pays from its own wallet.
- 200 OKServed through a residential exit in 240 ms.
[ 06 · AGENTS ]
Your agent pays its own way
The first residential proxy and VPN an AI agent can use on its own. No account to create, no key to leak — one x402 micropayment per request, settled on-chain in fractions of a cent.
- Auth
- none required
- Payment
- 0.0004 USDC
- Exit
- residential
- Captcha
- none
[ HOW THE NETWORK WORKS ]
Homes carry the traffic. The network pays them for it.
No datacenter leases, no borrowed IP ranges, no silent SDKs. Every exit on the Ice Open Network belongs to someone who opted in and gets paid per gigabyte.
- 01
A home opts in
Someone installs the node app on a connection they already pay for and sets a bandwidth cap.
- 02
You pick an exit
Country, state, city or a named ISP — for a browsing session or a single API request.
- 03
Traffic routes through
Encrypted end to end. The node sees ciphertext, we see a payment, the site sees an ordinary home.
- 04
The node gets paid
Settlement happens on the ION chain per gigabyte, automatically, with no invoicing on either side.
- 200,014,382
- RESIDENTIAL EXITS
- 195+
- COUNTRIES
- 31 ms
- MEDIAN LATENCY
- 0
- BYTES OF LOGS
[ DEVELOPERS & AI AGENTS ]
Your agent pays for its own bandwidth
An agent can't sign up for a VPN, can't hold your API key safely, and gets captcha-walled the moment it runs from a datacenter. ION is the first residential exit an agent can buy by itself: one x402 micropayment per request, settled on-chain, no account anywhere.
curl https://p.ice.io/v1/fetch \
-H "x402: 0.0004 USDC" \
-H "geo: DE/berlin/telekom" \
-d '{"url":"https://example.com"}'
200 OK
{ "exit": "residential", "isp": "Telekom",
"ms": 62, "pool": 200014382,
"paid": "0.0004 USDC" }
import { IonAgent } from "@ice/agent";
const agent = new IonAgent({
wallet: process.env.ION_WALLET,
budget: "2.00 USDC", // hard ceiling
geo: "US/tx/austin"
});
const page = await agent.fetch(url);
// paid 0.0004 · exit 24.28.119.60 · 240 ms
console.log(agent.spent()); // "0.0128 USDC"
{
"status": 200,
"exit": {
"type": "residential",
"isp": "Spectrum",
"cc": "US"
},
"timing": { "connect": 21, "total": 240 },
"payment": {
"rail": "x402",
"amount": "0.0004 USDC",
"settled": true
},
"captcha": false,
"logs_retained": 0
}
- REQUESTS / SEC
- 4,102
- x402 SETTLED
- 7.37 USDC
- MEDIAN LATENCY
- 58 ms
- BANDWIDTH SHARED
- 412 GB
- REQUESTS CARRIED
- 1,284,902
- UPTIME
- 99.4%
[ NODE OPERATORS ]
Spare bandwidth, paid in ION
Run a node on a connection you already pay for and earn on every gigabyte the network routes through it. You choose the cap, you see every request, and you can stop at any time.
Two hundred million homes only works if every one of them agreed to it. Anything else is surveillance with better branding.
[ PRIVACY BY DESIGN ]
Nothing readable ever leaves your device
Everything is sealed before it reaches us. What travels out is ciphertext with a destination attached — and it comes out of an ordinary home, in whichever country you asked for.
- MAILRe: apartment viewing
- VAULTbank.example · password
- BROWSERGET /account/balance
- AGENTfetch example.com
- 9f2c 44e1locked with your key alone
- c081 7ee9unreadable without you
- 4a77 e2c0scrambled the whole way
- b3e5 08cfpaid for, with no name
- SEALED BEFORE IT LEAVES
- ON DEVICE
- KEYS WE HOLD
- NONE
- EXIT CHOICE
- COUNTRY · CITY · ISP
- BYTES OF TRAFFIC LOGS
- 0
[ FAQ ]
Questions people actually ask
No — the exits are the difference. A normal VPN owns a few thousand datacenter IPs that every site can identify. ION routes you through household connections that opted in, so you look like an ordinary residential visitor everywhere you go.
They install the node software themselves, set a bandwidth cap, and are paid per gigabyte in ION. There is no bundled SDK and no hidden participation — a node can be switched off at any moment.
Every request is paid for and rate-limited, abusive destinations are blocked at the gateway, and node operators can refuse categories of traffic. Payment per request also makes bulk abuse expensive rather than free.
No. Consumers pay normally; ION settlement runs underneath so node operators get paid automatically. Only the agent API surfaces x402 payments, and that is by design.
Both are encrypted client-side and exportable at any time — mail in standard formats, vault in an encrypted archive you can import elsewhere. No lock-in beyond your own keys.
The proxy network and agent API are live for early partners now. The consumer apps roll out to the waitlist in order, with founding pricing locked for the first cohort.
Be first on the private internet
Founding pricing across all six products, and your pick of @ice.io addresses before they go.
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