Servers
Servers are organized by subscription and manual groups. There is no location tab or exit-region detection. Smart Routing’s direct-region setting and GeoData remain available.
Groups and types
Subscriptions keep their ID order. Manually added ordinary nodes can be organized into one level of named groups, with Ungrouped first and empty custom groups retained. Ordinary rows show type=outbound, protocol/transport/security and latency; complete subscription configurations show type=Remnawave and are selected individually. They do not enter ordinary node tests or entry/exit pools.
Create or rename a manual group and use a node’s Move to group action to change membership. New imports and local copies append to Ungrouped. Dissolve group keeps its nodes and appends them to Ungrouped; Delete group and servers asks for confirmation and handles any selected or running nodes. Moving preserves configuration, favorite status and latency without reconnecting.
Custom manual groups organize browsing and management; they are not separate automatic connection pools. All manual servers still includes every group, and a node can be selected individually. Raw and provider configurations do not join manual groups. App-managed subscriptions can supply a group or fixed node; provider-managed subscriptions support explicit selection and the documented automatic fallback to one complete configuration. Subscription modes.
Manual order and display sorting
Open the group-order or server-order page to arrange custom groups or nodes within one manual group. Long-press the handle on mobile, drag it on desktop, or use the up/down buttons. Save commits the draft; Back or Cancel discards it. Clear search before arranging. Cross-group dragging is not supported; use Move to group instead. If membership changes, reload the ordering draft.
Sort servers offers Default order, Name, or Latency. Default keeps subscription ID order and saved manual group/node positions. Name ignores case and surrounding spaces. Latency places successful results fastest first, then untested, failed, and provider complete configurations; ties use ID order. Name/latency sorting does not overwrite manual positions; switching back to Default shows them again.
Display sorting is saved on this device and shared with final-exit selection and desktop tray lists. Search and favorites keep the chosen order; subscription group order is unchanged. Manual groups and positions are included in connection backups, while the display-sort preference is not. Neither sorting nor arranging changes automatic fastest-node selection or moves a running connection.
Latency and actions
Fast means up to 500 ms, Slow up to 1000 ms, and Available above 1000 ms. Untested, failed and timed-out states are separate. These are HTTP test results, not bandwidth or service-unlock guarantees.
Nodes support edit, favorite, share and delete. Complete provider configurations are read-only: view JSON, select, favorite, share, delete, or copy to personal Raw JSON for editing. The copy uses the personal Raw limit; subscription configurations do not.
Manual tests of a node or App-managed subscription warn when VPN can affect the result. Cancellation skips pending batches and lets the current batch finish. Latency settings.