INCY: how to add a VPN subscription

INCY is a free VPN client. On its own it doesn’t connect anywhere: you add a subscription — a link from a VPN service with its list of servers. Here’s how to set it up in a couple of minutes.

Try it free for 7 days

Step 1. Install INCY

INCY is in the App Store and Google Play — search for “INCY”. For Windows, macOS and Linux the developer publishes installers on GitHub (INCY-DEV/incy-platforms). On Macs with M1 or newer you can use the App Store version.

Step 2. Get a subscription

Open @myartvpn_bot in Telegram and choose your device — a 7-day free trial starts by itself, no card needed. The bot shows your personal subscription link and a “🚀 Connect in one tap” button.

Step 3. Add it

Tap “🚀 Connect in one tap” in the bot — INCY opens and offers to add the “MyArtVPN” subscription.
Or copy the link (tap it — it’s copied in full), open INCY, tap “+” and choose “Import from clipboard”.
Pick a server and turn the VPN on. Allow the VPN connection when your phone asks.

If it doesn’t connect

Update the subscription (the arrows icon next to the profile).
Try another server: 🇳🇱 Netherlands, 🛡 Backup or 🇷🇺 Russia.
Still nothing — tap “🆘 Help me set up” in the bot.

Open the bot in Telegram

Questions

Is INCY free?

Yes, the app is free. You pay only for the VPN subscription; the first 7 days are free.

Subscription or key — what’s the difference?

A key is one server. A subscription is a list of servers that updates itself.