Cloudflare One Agent is an Android client that lets a device join a Cloudflare Zero‑Trust network. By establishing an encrypted tunnel, the app enables your organization’s security policies—such as traffic filtering, data loss prevention, and access controls—to be applied consistently, whether you are working from an office, a coffee shop, or a remote location.
When you launch the app, it initiates a VPN‑style connection that does not require a traditional VPN server. Instead, the traffic is forwarded to Cloudflare’s edge, where the Zero‑Trust platform evaluates each request against the policies set by your IT or security team. Because the processing happens at the edge, latency is minimized and the user experience remains smooth.
Download the app from the official Android marketplace. After installation, the app will prompt you to grant VPN permissions. Configuration details—such as the organization’s enrollment URL or QR code—are typically provided by your IT department. Follow those instructions to complete the enrollment.
The app requires Android devices that support the VpnService API, which is available on most modern Android versions. Specific minimum Android version requirements are defined by the developer and can be confirmed during installation.
Any organization that has adopted Cloudflare Zero‑Trust for its security posture will find the Android agent useful. This includes enterprises with remote workforces, educational institutions protecting student devices, and any team that needs consistent policy enforcement across mobile endpoints.
No. The agent uses Cloudflare’s Zero‑Trust platform, which is managed by your organization’s existing subscription.
Because the connection runs as a background service, there is a modest impact on battery, comparable to other VPN‑type applications. The exact effect varies with usage patterns.
The app is designed for devices enrolled in a corporate Zero‑Trust setup. If you are not part of such a program, the app will not have a configuration to connect to.









