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Fast, private VPN with global servers and a built-in Speed Test
By Kelvin Ooi
Security and privacy editor
UltraGuard VPN is a VPN app from HKL Game Studio. It sends your connection through remote servers, so websites and networks see the server's address instead of yours. The listing presents it for private browsing, streaming, downloads and gaming on networks you do not control.
Because the connection is one tap and the listing says it needs no setup, it is aimed at people who want a VPN running without adjusting settings. The developer describes it as suited to everyday use rather than to a specific technical workflow.
The build we hold is UltraGuard VPN: Fast & Secure 1.0.9_20260807 (APKS split bundle) for Android 8.0 and up.
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The app hides your IP address and encrypts the data passing between your phone and its servers. The developer says this lets you browse, stream and download without being tracked. The listing describes the encryption as military-grade, though it gives no detail on the protocol used.
The developer also states a no-logs policy, saying it does not track, store or share browsing data. This is the developer's own claim and is not independently described in the listing.
The built-in speed test measures your network in seconds. You use the result to choose a server, which the listing says helps you find the fastest option for what you are doing. Servers are listed across the US, Europe, Asia and other locations.
The developer claims the servers support smooth browsing, gaming and streaming with minimal buffering, and that the service offers unlimited bandwidth. These are the developer's claims and the listing gives no figures to back them.
The listing names cafes, airports, hotels and other unsecured networks as the places where the app protects your data. Once connected, the app is designed to keep the connection on, and it can connect automatically.
Tapping once is the only action the listing describes for starting protection, so the app is built around leaving it running rather than managing it per session.