KRUG VPN with AI Switcher

You switch on a VPN to reach a foreign site, and suddenly the taxi or food delivery app stops working. KRUG VPN builds its pitch around that annoyance: the bot includes an AI Switcher that decides which traffic goes through the VPN and which stays direct. 🧠

A VPN you do not have to toggle

According to the description, an algorithm splits traffic between Russian and foreign sites. The idea is to avoid manual on and off switching when you call a cab, order food or open a map app.

The service does not explain in detail how the split works, so test it on your own apps during the trial.

Ad-free video: what is the masking about

The developers say they mask traffic, so a video platform supposedly shows no ads. That is the service's own claim, and results can depend on the app and the region.

It is easy to test. Open a couple of videos on day one of the trial and compare them with a normal connection.

Price and trial

The official site lists one fixed plan at 199 rubles a month, with no hidden subscriptions or forced extras. New users get a free trial.

• Speed: the service claims 1 Gbit/s per server. That is a site figure, and real speed depends on your provider and server load.
• Servers: the developers say the server geography keeps growing.
• Support: described as quick and friendly, through Telegram.

Connected in a couple of minutes

1. Open the bot and press /start for the main menu.
2. Activate the trial.
3. Follow the guide for your device and import the settings.
4. Check the sites and apps you need before you pay.

The mini app works on any device with Telegram, and the bot walks you through setup.

How to avoid losing money on a VPN bot

Independent reviews of this service are hard to find, so rely on your own testing. Pay for one month, not a year, until it proves stable.

Claims such as "no traffic monitoring" cannot be checked from outside. A VPN provider can technically see which hosts you connect to, so do not route through any VPN what you would not trust its operator with.

Ask support which protocol is used and how the connection behaves after drops. A clear answer says more than an ad. It is also worth knowing the VPN rules in your country.