Where Our Servers Are

    Every WireDog server runs 100% on U.S. soil — no exceptions, no foreign jurisdictions. Each node is RAM-only, so there's nothing on disk to seize, subpoena, or leak.

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    Newark, NJSan Jose, CA

    Server Locations

    • Newark, New Jersey
    • San Jose, California

    Why Newark and San Jose

    We picked two starting locations on opposite coasts on purpose. Newark, NJ sits close to one of the densest concentrations of internet infrastructure on the East Coast — a strong exit point for anyone east of the Mississippi. San Jose, CA sits in the same kind of infrastructure corridor on the West Coast, covering the Pacific time zone and beyond. Every server, regardless of coast, is built identically: same RAM-only design, same AmneziaWG-obfuscated tunnel, same hourly-updated Guardian Mode filtering. Location changes where your traffic exits the country — never how it's protected.

    How Every Server Is Built

    RAM-only, by design

    Every WireDog node runs entirely in memory — there's no persistent storage layer to seize, subpoena, or leak from. A restart wipes the server clean, on purpose.

    Guardian Mode runs automatically

    Every connection is filtered at the DNS level before it ever leaves the server. Malware, phishing, ad, and tracker domains are all updated hourly.

    AmneziaWG, not plain WireGuard

    Every connection is wrapped in AmneziaWG, which disguises VPN traffic as ordinary encrypted web traffic. That makes it dramatically harder for a network to detect or block your VPN connection in the first place.

    We're growing our server footprint deliberately rather than fast — every new node is built through the same RAM-only, U.S.-only process as Newark and San Jose, with zero exceptions and zero shortcuts.

    Read our transparency report · Learn how WireDog is built

    Server Location FAQs

    Yes — every WireDog server runs 100% on American soil. There are no exceptions and no traffic routed through servers in other countries.

    It means every server runs entirely in memory, with nothing written to disk. A restart wipes the server clean, so there's no persistent storage layer that could ever be seized, subpoenaed, or leaked.

    Yes, through Guardian Mode. It runs automatically on every connection — malware, phishing, ad, and tracker domains are all filtered at the DNS level and updated hourly.

    Yes. We're growing our server footprint deliberately rather than fast — every new location follows the same U.S.-only, RAM-only build process as every other node.

    Because every server is stateless — nothing is saved to disk, and there's no server-specific configuration to lose — we can take a node down, rebuild it from scratch, and bring it back online in minutes with zero data to migrate. There's nothing unique sitting on any individual machine.