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Travel eSIM · iOS & Android — In App Review

Data abroad without the surveillance.

Coming to the App Store

A privacy-first travel eSIM. Pick a destination, pick a plan, and install in one tap — or just ask Siri. No account, no tracking, no passport uploads.

Plans from $1.99 · No account · No subscription · Pay as you travel

Squatch Connect has no user accounts at all. We process the destination you picked and an email for your receipt. Stripe handles the payment; we never see your card. There is no passport upload and no KYC.

Privacy policy

What it does

Squatch Connect, in full

01
Pick a destination
Countries and regions, each with plans sized for a weekend or a month. Prices are shown before you commit, with no conversion games at checkout.
02
One-tap install
On iOS 17.4 and later the eSIM installs through Apple’s own provisioning link — no QR gymnastics. QR and manual entry are always available as fallbacks.
03
Ask Siri
“Hey Siri, add an eSIM for France in Squatch Connect.” App Shortcuts cover every destination we sell.
04
Live usage
A gauge showing exactly how much data is left and when the plan expires, refreshed when you open the app or pull to refresh.
05
Home and lock screen widgets
Data remaining on your home screen and lock screen, kept current in the background so you can check without unlocking.
06
Hotspot-ready plans
Tiers that permit tethering, for when the laptop needs to come online too.
07
Honest about locks
We warn you before purchase if your device may be carrier-locked, because an eSIM you cannot install is not a bargain.
08
Guest checkout
Apple Pay or card through Stripe, with no account to create and no password to forget.

What an eSIM is and is not

Squatch Connect sells cellular data plans that install as an eSIM profile on your phone. It gives you working mobile data abroad at local rates instead of your carrier’s roaming price.

It is a connectivity product, not a privacy tunnel — it does not encrypt or anonymise your traffic beyond what normal cellular service does. We would rather tell you that plainly than let you assume otherwise.

Android

A native Android build is in internal testing on Google Play, with the same catalogue, the same install flow, and a home screen widget that refreshes in the background.

Squatch Connect

Data abroad without the surveillance.

Coming to the App Store