74 countries · Nova multipath protocol
QuickQ keeps several routes alive at the same time. Anycast edges refresh their quality score every two seconds, and traffic moves to a better path the moment packet loss or detours appear — for overseas dashboards, competitive matches, 4K streams and remote development alike.
Transit in APAC34 ms
Southern hemisphere egress112 ms
US west coast egress148 ms
European hub176 ms
Typical scenarios
Real-time matches fear jitter, streaming fears buffering and remote sessions fear disconnects. Each gets its own routing strategy.
The client classifies traffic by process, and you can pin any single application to a specific channel — voice tools on the low-jitter path while backups use the high-bandwidth one, without competing.
QuickQ exists to reduce network loss on cross-border paths and to protect traffic in transit. Please follow the rules that apply where you are and never use the service for unlawful purposes.
Core capabilities
The difference between accelerators is not the slogan — it is how they handle loss, how fast they switch and what encryption costs.
Two or more candidate paths stay alive at once. When the primary degrades, traffic moves within 80 ms without a new handshake, so there is no visible stall.
The standby path has its session state ready 300 ms in advance, which makes network changes and node switches almost invisible.
Mobile devices default to ChaCha20-Poly1305 to save power, desktops can switch to AES-256-GCM. Both offer forward secrecy and hourly key rotation.
Rules work by process name and by domain, so local printers, NAS devices and banking apps keep using the local exit while everything else is accelerated.
Phones, laptops, tablets and routers share one subscription. The device list is always visible, and switching machines does not require contacting support.
Tickets are handled by on-duty engineers with a five-minute average first response. Attach a diagnostic report and you will get specific node and protocol advice.
Network scale
We spend on transport rather than padding a node count: 31 backbone routes connect the main exchange points across Asia Pacific, Europe and the Americas.
Singapore, Tokyo, Seoul and Sydney are tuned for live matches and voice calls; any route scoring below 70 is dropped automatically.
Frankfurt, Amsterdam and London keep long-lived sessions open for enterprise SaaS, code repositories and remote desktops.
Los Angeles, Dallas and São Paulo offer higher per-connection throughput, which suits asset uploads and video meetings.
Getting started
Pick your system on the download page and register with an email address. No payment method is needed on the free tier.
First launch runs a link check and labels every node with a score and a recommended use, so you can take the suggestion as-is.
Add apps to the direct list, or pin a critical app to its own channel. Preferences then follow your account to new devices.
Plans
The free tier is permanent. Premium targets daily cross-border use, and Team adds seat management and shared policies.
For occasional research and light gaming
For daily cross-border work, matches and streaming
$45 per year, 46% less than paying monthly
For teams of three or more
Product news & release notes
Feature changes, measured improvements and security notices all stay on the record, so you know what an upgrade brings.
User feedback
“I run several overseas dashboards for cross-border retail. They used to crawl from mid-afternoon; with QuickQ the link score sits above 85 all day.”
“What sold me is that it survives a network change. I join voice calls on my commute and no longer drop out every time I pass through a tunnel.”
“I was worried the router setup would be painful, but the documentation even covers routing rules. Every device in the house is covered and 4K no longer buffers.”
FAQ
These five come up most often. The full set lives on the FAQ page.
QuickQ provides an encrypted acceleration tunnel rather than plain forwarding. Traffic between the client and the edge is protected with ChaCha20-Poly1305 or AES-256-GCM, and the QuickQ Nova protocol keeps several candidate paths alive at once, so a degrading link does not drag the whole session down the way a single-path proxy does.
The free tier opens basic nodes in 3 regions, includes 6 GB of accelerated traffic per month and allows one connected device, with no time limit. Once the monthly allowance is used you can keep connecting but speeds are capped at 20 Mbps; Premium removes the limits on nodes, traffic and devices.
Premium allows eight simultaneous devices across Windows, macOS, iOS, Android, Linux and router firmware. If you sign in on more than the limit, the oldest session is disconnected rather than the account being blocked.
First confirm the selected node is in the same region as the service you are reaching, then look at the link score in the client: below 70 means the current route is poor and you should switch. Also check whether global mode is on — moving local-only apps to the direct list usually improves speeds immediately.
No. We do not store destination domains, transferred content or DNS queries. The account system holds only your email address, subscription state and device count; nodes keep aggregated traffic counters that cannot be traced back to an individual.
A minute after installing you will see a score and a suggested use for every node. The free tier has no time limit and needs no payment method.