CloudWard is a public-interest node sharing project. Nodes come from multiple parallel sources, are tested region by region, and reach you as a subscription matched to where you actually are.
Get a SubscriptionSee Live StatusNo single server, provider or channel carries the network. Six supply channels run in parallel with hard caps, so losing any one of them never takes the service down.
A node that flies in Tokyo may crawl in Frankfurt. Probes in 12+ regions test every node continuously and build a live node-by-region availability matrix.
Your subscription is rendered from the matrix for your region: nodes that don't work where you are simply never appear in your list.
You always connect to a nearby ingress relay; the long haul runs over backbone routes we control. Cross-border quality stops depending on your local ISP's mood.
Every figure on the status page comes from the measurement system. When a channel is down, the page says so.
Public free nodes are for everyday, low-risk browsing. Never use any free node — ours included — for banking, primary email or exchange accounts.
This is a public-interest project, not a data business. The model is cost-sharing and transparency, not your traffic.