Android
From Google Play · Android 7.0 or newer
The Windows, Linux, Android, Android TV and Fire TV Stick apps are available now. The others are on the way — this page changes as each one is published.
From Google Play · Android 7.0 or newer
From the App Store
Installer from our website
Ubuntu, Debian, Fedora and Raspberry Pi
From the Mac App Store
Two programs: fortisafe, which you use, and a service that handles the connection. No window — if you want a screen, use the app on another device.
Requires systemd and kernel 5.6 or newer. Installation verified on Ubuntu 24.04, Debian 13 and Fedora 43.
After installing, add your user to the group and sign in:
sudo usermod -aG fortisafe YOUR_USER
fortisafe entrar
fortisafe conectar FortiSafe 1.0.0
The Android TV app is the same as the phone one: on a TV, Google Play delivers the version built for the remote control. It needs Android 7.0 or newer. Each TV counts as one device on your plan.
TVs, boxes and Chromecast with Google TV
From the Amazon store
Apple TV with tvOS 17 or newer
The list follows what Google Play delivers to each device. We checked it on the Fire TV Stick and on Google's own test Google TV, not on every model.
Whatever can't run an app — Samsung or LG TV, game console, smart speaker — gets the Brazilian IP through your router. In your account, under "Use it on a router", you add the router and download the configuration file; then you import it in the router's VPN section (WireGuard). The guide shows where it is on each brand. Each router counts as one device on your plan.
According to each manufacturer's documentation; we haven't tested every model. The router your ISP gave you usually doesn't support it.