No native iPhone/iPad client — here's the practical alternative.
Radmin VPN does not have an iOS app, and its virtual-LAN model — creating a private network adapter tied to a desktop OS — doesn't translate well to a mobile sandboxed environment like iOS anyway.
iPhone and iPad users who want to reach a Radmin VPN network remotely typically pair a remote-desktop app with a computer that's already joined the network, rather than joining the virtual LAN directly from the phone.
No native iPhone/iPad client — here's the practical alternative.
Radmin VPN's core feature — a virtual network adapter — isn't something iOS allows third-party apps to create, which is why no iOS client exists.
Install a remote-desktop app on your iPhone/iPad and connect to a Windows PC that is already part of the Radmin VPN network; that PC acts as your bridge into the virtual LAN.
If your goal is protecting iPhone traffic on public Wi-Fi or unblocking content, install a dedicated iOS VPN app — that's the tool actually designed for this job.
Whichever bridge method you use, store network IDs and passwords in a password manager rather than plain notes.
No, there is no iOS version, and the App Store does not list one.
Through a remote-desktop app connecting to a Windows PC that's already joined the network — the phone itself doesn't join the virtual LAN.
A native iOS VPN app from a dedicated commercial provider — see our recommendation on the download page.