Switches without dropping
The path changes mid-match. The session stays alive. No reconnecting screen.
NoobGuard
Waitlist open · Windows first
The route changes.
The match goes on.
NoobGuard finds the fastest path to your game server and switches the route mid-session, with no drop and no traditional VPN.
150+ countries · 1,000+ servers · built in Brazil
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The moment that decides it
You trained. You aimed right.
You died in the last round.
The problem is almost never your machine. It is the path your data takes to the server: it clogs without warning, changes every hour and always picks the worst possible moment to fail.
Born big
150 countries.
1,000 servers.
Global infrastructure from day one. Points across the Americas, Europe, Asia, Oceania and Africa, all there to find a better path to your game server.
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NoobGuard operates in more than 150 countries and runs more than 1,000 servers dedicated to ping optimization, latency reduction and route switching for online games.
Live, in the middle of the match
One path drops.
You keep playing.
Most apps bet on a single road. When it jams, you freeze. NoobGuard uses several roads at once and puts everything back together at the end, so there is always a path that made it through.
Three paths delivering at the same time
demo
You
Path Aok
Path Bok
Path Cok
Server
The pieces arrive by different paths and are put back in the right order before your game receives them. You never see any of this happening.
24ms
Ping right now
3/3
Active paths
0
Times you froze
- 01
Several paths, all at once
Your inputs never depend on a single road. NoobGuard sends them down several roads in parallel.
- 02
One road jams? You never notice
While one clogs up, whatever went through the others has already arrived. Nothing waits to be sent again.
- 03
Put back together in the right order
The pieces arrive by different roads and NoobGuard solves the puzzle before your game receives it.
How it decides
Smart enough to stay put when it is not worth it.
Rebuilds what gets lost
If a piece of information vanishes along the way, NoobGuard rebuilds it on the spot. Your game never has to ask again.
Only switches when it pays off
If the risk to your match is bigger than the ping you would gain, the protection backs off. And that is fine.
Honest diagnosis
When the problem is your own Wi-Fi, NoobGuard says so. It does not sell miracles.
ng://telemetry · liverec
12:15:07SAO→MIAalternate route evaluated−18ms
12:15:18SAO→MIAswitched mid-sessionno drop
12:15:29GRU→FRAthree paths delivering in parallel3/3
12:15:40GRU→FRAlost piece rebuilt on the way0 resends
12:15:51MIA→DFWcongestion on the middle leg+41ms
12:16:02MIA→DFWtraffic moved to path B−39ms
12:16:13SAO→SCLswitch denied · risk above the gainon hold
12:16:24LON→AMSwobble settled after the switch4ms
12:16:35localdiagnosis: wi-fi wobbling · cable is cleannotice
12:16:46localmobile data untouched · your calloff
12:16:57localonly game traffic comes through hereon
12:17:08TYO→SINsecond network checked · independentok
12:17:19TYO→SINbest path kept · nothing to doidle
12:17:30SYD→SINroute redone before loss became lag−27ms
12:17:41GRU→LISlatency measured every second24ms
12:17:52GRU→LISpath C now deliveringok
12:18:03DXB→FRAloss spotted at hop 3rebuilt
12:18:14DXB→FRApacket order preserved100%
12:18:25localgame isolated from the rest of the networksplit on
12:18:36SAO→MIAsession monitored continuouslyactive
12:18:47MIA→ORDrebuild buffer warmed upready
12:18:58MIA→ORDout-of-order packet fixedseq ok
12:19:09FRA→WAWpath A back to normal−12ms
12:19:20FRA→WAWjitter dropped after the switch3ms
12:19:31localno drops recorded this match0
12:19:42GRU→MIAbest route confirmed for 30sstable
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- active paths
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- loss you felt
- 6ms
- wobble
Illustrative telemetry · what the app measures in silence
Straight answers
What you want to know first
- What is NoobGuard?
- NoobGuard is an app that improves your connection to the game server. It looks for the fastest path there, switches paths mid-match when something better shows up, and does it without dropping the session. The goal is less ping, less lag and fewer freezes at the moment that decides the match.
- How many countries and servers does NoobGuard cover?
- The network was born big: more than 150 countries and more than 1,000 servers, with points across the Americas, Europe, Asia, Oceania and Africa. The more points there are near you and near the game server, the more path options NoobGuard has to choose from.
- Does NoobGuard use more than one path at the same time?
- Yes. Instead of betting on a single road, NoobGuard sends your game data down several paths at once. If one clogs up or loses pieces, whatever went through the others has already arrived, and the pieces are put back in the right order before your game receives them. You never wait for anything to be sent again.
- Is NoobGuard a VPN?
- No. A regular VPN pushes everything you do through a single tunnel and usually makes browsing slower. NoobGuard only handles your game traffic, which in networking is called split tunneling. The rest of your internet keeps going out the normal way.
- When does NoobGuard launch and how do I join the waitlist?
- Access opens in waves and people on the list come first. To join, just leave your email on the NoobGuard page. We email you when your turn arrives.
- Does joining the waitlist cost anything?
- No. The waitlist is free, asks only for an email, sends no spam and never passes your data to third parties.
First wave
Access opens in waves.
Be in the first one.
People on the list test first, play first and help tune the network. One email. No spam. Your data stays with us.
150+ countries · 1,000+ servers · support in English