Robeing Accelerator combines zero-trust network access with hardware-grade TCP acceleration. Powered by TCP BruTA and APPEX kernels — up to 10× faster connections than traditional VPNs.
We rebuilt the networking stack from scratch — zero-trust first, acceleration baked into the kernel, not bolted on.
Every connection is authenticated and encrypted, regardless of network location. Employees working from a coffee shop get the same security posture as HQ.
ZTNAOur client skips waiting for SYN-ACK before sending the HTTP request payload. First-byte latency drops by up to 40% on cold connections — natively, no kernel patches.
TCP FASTOPENTCP BruTA (Brutal TCP Accelerator) aggressively retransmits and paces packets on congested links, delivering stable throughput where other VPNs stall.
TCP BRUTAThe APPEX acceleration kernel dynamically adjusts window scaling and buffer sizing based on real-time RTT measurements, maximizing pipe utilization on long-fat networks.
APPEXCryptographic device identity for every endpoint. No valid certificate, no handshake. Works with your existing MDM and PKI infrastructure.
PKIRoute only the traffic that needs protection through Robeing, or lock down all egress. Per-app routing rules let you build exactly the policy you need.
ROUTINGTraditional TLS+VPN stacks wait for a complete TCP handshake before sending application data. Robeing's client transmits the first HTTP request payload alongside the SYN — effectively achieving zero-RTT connection establishment on warm paths.
Combined with BruTA's aggressive retransmission and APPEX's adaptive window management, connections through Robeing consistently outperform direct connections on lossy links.
Read the technical docs →Client sends SYN+HTTP_REQUEST in one packet — server responds with SYN-ACK+DATA. Equivalent to native TCP_FASTOPEN without kernel configuration on either side.
No network engineering degree required. If you can install an app, you can run Robeing.
Beta regions are live now. More points of presence dropping each quarter through 2025.
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