One place to connect
Start or stop the selected connection from a straightforward desktop interface.
Meet BLAST VPN for Windows: a straightforward desktop experience for managing supported VPN connections, choosing a location, and seeing when your connection is active.

BLAST VPN brings essential connection controls into one Windows app, with helpful status updates and setup guidance.
Start or stop the selected connection from a straightforward desktop interface.
Select from locations made available by your configured WireGuard server or supported local client.
The app reflects connection state reported by the active VPN connection, including connecting and disconnected states.
Configure the API endpoint and access code for a WireGuard setup provided by your administrator.
Switch between supported modes with clear prompts; the app prevents both modes from being active at once.
Understand prerequisites and common connection messages before you get started.
Choose the connection mode that matches the setup available to you.
Connect through a WireGuard server configured for BLAST VPN. Server availability and access are provided separately from the desktop app.
Use BLAST VPN to control a supported VPN client already installed and signed in on your Windows PC.
Your connection requirements depend on the mode you choose.
Install BLAST VPN on a supported Windows computer.
Select WireGuard or local client control in the app.
Enter the server details and access code, or confirm the supported client is ready.
Start the connection and wait for the app to confirm the connected state.
Follow the setup instructions for the connection mode available to you.
A few details to help you understand what BLAST VPN does today.
The provided application package is a Windows desktop app. The website describes the current Windows experience; it does not imply that Android or iOS apps are available.
The WireGuard mode needs a separately configured server, an API endpoint, and an access code. The desktop app alone does not provide server capacity or a subscription.
No. This mode controls the ExpressVPN app installed on your own Windows device. You need to sign in to ExpressVPN yourself and follow its account and subscription terms.
The app checks the status reported by the selected connection mode. For WireGuard, the setup guide says the connected status appears after a successful WireGuard handshake.