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Building a No-Logs, Open-Source Zero-Trust VPN + Ultra-Fast Web Hosting in Canada – Who’s Tired of Corporate VPN Lies?

Hey Indie Hackers 👋

I’m Didarul from Montréal, Québec. Like many of you, I’ve grown really skeptical of big VPN companies. They promise “no logs” but then get caught selling data, handing it over to governments, or just having shady practices. Why trust someone else’s server when your privacy is on the line?

That’s why I’m building ecehost – a privacy-first hosting platform starting with blazing-fast shared web hosting, and expanding soon to self-hosted / open-source zero-trust VPN servers that are truly no-logs and under your control.

The problem I’m solving:

•  Corporate VPNs log metadata (or worse), slow you down, and lock you in.

•  Most hosting providers (especially cheap ones) are overseas with weak privacy laws.

•  Devs and small teams want speed + security without the hassle or surveillance.

What ecehost offers right now:

•  Ultra-low latency shared hosting (Montréal-based servers for North America/Europe edge).

•  99.99% uptime SLA, global Anycast network.

•  Free SSL, 1-click backups, effortless scaling.

•  Launch specials: Lifetime discounts (lock in up to 55% off first year), free migration for the first 50 projects.

•  No credit card needed to start during the launch window.

Coming soon (roadmap):

• Open-source zero-trust VPN servers (inspired by tools like NetBird, Headscale/WireGuard meshes, but easier to self-host/manage).

• True no-logs policy you can verify (open-source components where possible).

• OWN YOUR FREEDOM – run your own secure access without trusting third parties.

• Integrated hosting + VPN for teams that want everything in one privacy-respecting place.

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    I really resonate with the 'tired of corporate lies' sentiment. I’m currently building a social platform (SocialHearth) with a strict zero-tracking, zero-JS frontend policy for the same reasons. The 'Small Web' movement needs more infrastructure like this. Are you planning to release any transparency audits or reproducible builds to prove the 'No-Logs' claim? That usually goes a long way with the privacy crowd.

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    Great idea—many developers are frustrated with VPN providers that claim privacy but lack transparency. An open-source, verifiable no-logs VPN combined with fast, privacy-focused hosting could attract teams who want more control over their infrastructure