Private Android browser
Browse like nobody's watching.
A built-in proxy hides your IP and a native filter clears out ads and trackers — switched on the moment you open Xelon. No setup, no account, nothing to remember.
How it works
Protection that's already on — nothing to configure.
Open the app and you're covered. Here's what runs quietly underneath.
A proxy that hides your IP
Your connection is routed through secure servers in several regions, so sites — and the network you're on — see the proxy's address, not yours. On public Wi-Fi that hop is secured, too.
on by defaultAd & tracker filtering, with a live count
A native filter drops intrusive ads and third-party trackers before they load — pages come up cleaner and faster. The Ad-guard screen shows exactly how much it's stopped, this session and since you installed.
see it in the appConnects on its own
No servers to pick, no configuration screens. When a site won't open, Xelon can route around it automatically — you just keep browsing.
zero setupPrivate tabs & no activity logs
An incognito mode that keeps nothing once you close it, and no log of the pages you visit. Where you go stays on your device — not on a server somewhere.
nothing left behindDownloads with a built-in player
Save videos and files and open them right inside Xelon — an in-app player, no “open with” prompts bouncing you between apps.
stay in the appQuestions,
answered.
Is Xelon free?
Yes. Xelon is free and supported by ads. There's no subscription and no account to create — our Privacy Policy explains what "ad-supported" involves.
Does it make me completely anonymous?
No app can, and we won't pretend otherwise. A proxy hides your IP and secures the hop to our servers — it's a strong layer of privacy, not an invisibility cloak, and it's no substitute for good judgment about what you do online.
Do I have to set up the proxy?
No. Protection is on from the first launch — there are no servers to choose or settings to switch on. Xelon can also connect automatically when a site is unreachable.
What data does Xelon keep?
Xelon keeps no log of the pages you browse; your history stays on your device. Like most free apps it works with an advertising partner — the full picture is in the Privacy Policy.
Does ad-blocking work everywhere?
The native filter removes most third-party ads and trackers across the sites you visit and gets faster as its lists warm up. Some ads are woven into a page's own content and can't be stripped without breaking it — the Ad-guard screen shows what it did catch.