> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.sirin.one/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.sirin.one/introduction/manifesto.md).

# Manifesto

### Sirin

> *The Sirin is a bird from old Russian lore. She sings from a place the listener cannot reach — not because it is hidden, but because the path to it is unfamiliar. She is not a guard. Not a warrior. Not a symbol of victory. She is a voice that carries across borders the storyteller has not yet seen.*

We took her name because the modern internet has borders the storyteller cannot see either.

A Russian professional abroad cannot pay a bill in rubles. A Russian at home cannot open the services they rely on for work. A journalist cannot reach their own archive. A family cannot reach each other. None of this is technical failure. It is a policy — applied unevenly, changing week to week, enforced by systems that do not explain themselves.

We are not here to fight that policy. We are not activists and we do not claim to be. We are a small team building a quiet tool for people who need the internet to work — in both directions, without asking permission.

**What we do.** A single Telegram bot gives you working configurations across four protocols at once — WireGuard, AmneziaWG, VLESS+Reality, Shadowsocks. Your subscription returns a health-ranked list of servers that shifts away from the ones under strain, and switching between protocols is a single tap. You pay in crypto. You do not give us your name, your email, or anything you do not need to. If one protocol stops working in your region, three others stand ready to take its place.

{% hint style="info" %}
🔭 **On the roadmap — automatic rotation.** Today you get all four protocols at once and switch between them with one tap. Fully automatic, switch-before-you-notice rotation arrives with the dedicated Sirin app (post-launch). We'd rather ship it honestly than claim it early.
{% endhint %}

**What we do not do.** We do not log your activity or traffic — only operational health metrics for the servers themselves. We do not sell your data — because we do not have your data to sell. We do not promise absolutes: no security product that promises one hundred percent is telling the truth. What we promise is this: we will tell you honestly what works, what does not, and what changed.

> The internet should just be. That is all.

*— The Sirin team*


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