Android · private by default
Your browsing, kept to yourself.
Xewa wraps every session in a proxy that masks your IP and a filter that strips ads and trackers — the second the app opens. Nothing to switch on, no account, no learning curve.
Under the hood
It's all already on. You just browse.
No dashboards to tune, no switches to track down — these kick in the moment Xewa launches.
IP masking, built in
Traffic travels through secured relays in several regions, so the sites you open — and whoever runs the network you're on — see the relay's address instead of yours. On open Wi-Fi that first hop is encrypted too.
always onAds and trackers, filtered
A native blocklist stops intrusive ads and third-party trackers before a page can pull them in — and a counter keeps the tally, both for this session and since you installed.
live counterFinds its own way through
Nothing to select, no setup screens. If a page refuses to load, Xewa quietly reroutes around the block and your browsing carries on.
no configIncognito that forgets
Private windows wipe themselves the moment you close them, and the pages you open are never logged. Your trail stays on the phone — not in a database somewhere.
leaves no traceGrab media, play it in place
Download clips and files and watch them in Xewa's own player — no “open with” chooser tossing you between apps to finish the job.
one appQuestions,
answered.
Does Xewa cost anything?
No — it's free, with ads covering the bill. Nothing to subscribe to, no sign-up. What "ad-supported" means in practice is laid out in the Privacy Policy.
Will it make me invisible online?
Nothing can, and we won't claim otherwise. Masking your IP and encrypting that first hop is a serious layer of privacy — but it's not a cloak, and it doesn't replace sensible habits about what you do on the web.
Is there a proxy to set up?
None. You're covered from the very first launch — no region lists, no toggles to hunt down. And if a site is blocked, Xewa can reconnect through another route by itself.
What does Xewa store about me?
Your page history never leaves the device, and we keep no record of it. As a free app it does lean on an advertising partner — the specifics are spelled out in the Privacy Policy.
Does the filter catch every ad?
It clears the bulk of third-party ads and trackers on the sites you open, and sharpens as its lists load. Ads baked into a page's own content can't be pulled out without breaking the page — the Ad-control screen reports what it did stop.
Your move
A calmer, more private web is one install away.
Nothing to configure, no account to make — setup is just opening the app.