QuicLane VPN

The virtual private network that connects you to what matters. Access your bank, trade stocks, and send email with increased speed and security. TUIC-based, using the QUIC protocol!

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions:

What is QuicLane?

A TUIC-based VPN designed for speed, privacy, and reliability. DNS resolution happens using Cloudflare's Oblivious DNS or DNS over HTTPS. Multicast DNS using port 5353, unencrypted resolution on port 53, and TLS on 853 are blocked.

Do you store any logs?

No. QuicLane operates under an actual no-logs policy. Nothing is collected, stored, or retained. No diagnostics or crash logs are sent either from our app. Most VPN applications are chock-full of bloat and analytics. Especially the free offerings. That's why QuicLane was created, to be free... of everything it doesn't need. This website doesn't even use cookies. We've never collected them, and do not care to. The simplicity of the site can speak for itself!

What devices are supported?

QuicLane VPN is exclusively available on iOS!

Is QuicLane free?

No. For many reasons. Using your preferred web browser, perform a quick search of "Why a VPN cannot be a free product?"

This product is owned and operated by Veridan Layer Seven, LC. This entity does not care to collect any form of logs either.

No-Logs, No-Diagnostics.

QuicLane (“we”, “us”) operates under a real no-logs policy. We do not collect, store, or retain any activity logs, connection logs, traffic metadata, DNS queries, IP addresses, timestamps, session identifiers, device identifiers, crash logs, analytics, or diagnostic telemetry.nothing.

What we do NOT collect includes:

Browsing history, DNS queries, or destination IPs/ports.
Source IP addresses or session timestamps.
Bandwidth or connection counters tied to a person.
Device fingerprints, user-agent strings, crash/usage telemetry.

Ephemeral processing:

TUIC protocol data is processed in RAM only and discarded immediately after routing. No session data is written to disk.

Cookies:

No thanks!

Other requests:

Our qualified developer team can address questions about the service.

Last updated: October 2025

Agreement:

By accessing or using QuicLane (the “Service”), you agree to these Terms of Service (“ToS”). We politely ask all users, even though we have no idea who you are, to acknowledge this agreement in good faith.

Legal Acknowledgment:

We respect all governing laws applicable to our operation. For any legal matters, contact: legal@veridanlayerseven.com. Our legal team will review and respond at our sole discretion.

Liability Disclaimer:

We provide the Service “as is” and “as available.” Neither QuicLane or Veridan Layer Seven, LC is liable for anything that happens. Users are liable for any indirect, incidental, or consequential damages arising from the use of the Service. Both parties remain free of liability so long as the Service is used within the Terms of Service. Including but not limited to things like deploying botnets or malicious usage.

User Conduct and Good Faith Obligation:

1. Obligation of Good Faith and Fair Dealing:

By accessing or using our Service, you agree that you will, at all times, act in good faith and with fair dealing toward us and other users of the Service.

Act honestly in all your communications and transactions.
Refrain from any conduct that seeks to evade the spirit of our agreements or the intended operation of the Service.
Not knowingly or willfully interfere with the rights of others.

2. Prohibition of Bad Faith and Malicious Activity:

Deceit or Fraud: Intentionally making false or misleading statements or representations.
Malicious Conduct: Any activity designed to harass, threaten, damage, or cause distress to us or other users, including the introduction of malware, viruses, or other destructive code.
Abuse of Service: Exploiting the Service for unintended or unlawful purposes.

4. Consequences of Breach:

Any breach of this section will be deemed a material breach of the ToS and may result in immediate and permanent termination of access without notice or liability. We reserve all rights, including legal recourse for damages arising from bad faith or malicious conduct.

Last updated: October 2025

Contact

Developer contact:

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developer@veridanlayerseven.com
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