Speedify Session Settings Overview

This article explains the Session settings available in Speedify and what each one does, so you can configure Speedify to best fit how you use it.

You can access the Session settings from the Settings menu by tapping the ☰ icon in the top left corner.

Bonding Mode

Bonding Mode controls how Speedify distributes your internet traffic across your available connections. Speedify defaults to Speed Mode + Enhance Streaming, but you can switch to just Speed Mode, Redundant Mode or Local Load Balancer depending on your needs.

• Speed: Speedify intelligently splits your internet traffic across all of your available connections to deliver the best possible speed and performance.
• Enhance Streaming: An add-on to Speed Mode that is enabled by default. Speedify maximizes the speed and reliability of your streaming internet traffic (video calls, audio calls, live streaming, and similar) by switching between bonding and redundancy.
• Redundant: Speedify sends every data packet simultaneously over multiple connections and delivers whichever copy arrives first, resulting in an ultra-reliable connection. Redundant Mode operates at the speed of your fastest single connection and uses more data and battery than Speed Mode, so most users will get better results on Speed Mode.
• Local Load Balancer: Speedify distributes your internet traffic across your available connections entirely on your local device, without routing it through Speedify's VPN servers or encrypting it.

For a deeper look at each mode, see the Bonding Mode article.

Connect at Startup

Connect at Startup controls whether Speedify automatically connects when your device boots up.

Transport Mode

Transport Mode is an advanced setting that controls which network protocol Speedify uses to connect to the Speedify Servers. The default is Auto, which lets Speedify choose the best protocol for your situation.

Jumbo MTU

Jumbo MTU allows Speedify to accept larger data packets into its Virtual Network Adapter. When Jumbo MTU is enabled, Speedify runs more efficiently, uses less CPU, and can deliver faster speeds.

This option is only available on Windows.

Port Forwarding

Port Forwarding lets you open specific ports through the Speedify network. To use this feature, you need a Speedify Dedicated Server. You can find instructions for purchasing one in How Do I Buy a Dedicated Speed Server.

Disconnect on Exit

When this option is enabled, Speedify will disconnect when you close the Speedify app window or UI.

This option is available on Android and Windows only.

Task Swipe (Android)

When Task Swipe is enabled, Speedify will disconnect when you clear Speedify from the Recent Apps list by swiping it away or tapping Close All.