Your profiles 3 MIN READ
Manage your profiles
Keep configurations organised, review their details and switch connections deliberately.
In the appProfiles → Profile details
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Profiles keeps your saved WireGuard and AmneziaWG configurations together. Use names that help you recognise the connection: a location, a purpose or the server you manage.
The Home, Work and Travel names shown on this website are examples. WireFuse does not create those connections or provide those servers for you.
Select and connect
Open Profiles, choose the profile you want to use and return to Connection. Check the selected profile’s name before choosing Connect.
If you already have a connection running, disconnect first. View Profiles lets you browse while connected; it does not switch the active tunnel behind the scenes.
Review and edit
Open a profile’s details to review the server, protocol and network settings. Private key values are treated as sensitive information. Avoid including them in photographs or support messages.
While disconnected, open the profile editor to change supplied connection details, DNS, server DNS / DDNS, routes or automatic connection settings. Save the changes before reconnecting.
| Setting | What it affects |
|---|---|
| Tunnel DNS | Name resolution for the connected VPN |
| Server DNS / DDNS | Resolving and refreshing the VPN server endpoint |
| Routes | Which destination address ranges go into the tunnel |
| Automatic connection | Conditions under which tvOS may start the saved VPN |
Change one relevant setting at a time when investigating a problem. That makes it easier to see which change helped.
Rename without changing the connection
Choose Rename in the profile’s details. Change the name and select Save, or choose Cancel to keep it as it was. Renaming is a label change, not a change to the VPN server or its keys.
Remove a profile
Disconnect before deleting a profile you are using. Use the profile’s delete action and check the confirmation carefully.
Keep a secure copy of the original provider configuration if you may need it again. Saved profiles and keys are stored in the device’s Keychain; this release does not synchronise your profile library across devices.
For a connection problem, try the troubleshooting guide before deleting a working configuration.
Still stuck? Contact support.