Looks nice, but it's barely the first VPN or proxy service trying to make itself oblivious of the traffic it serves (plausible or not).

There's Google One VPN (which uses blind signatures for access tokens) as well as iCloud Private Relay (which leverages nested encrypted channels terminated by a different entity than the one that receives user-side traffic, as well as blind signatures for authentication if I remember correctly).

That said, it's definitely nice to have alternatives, but as with all VPN services, I'd be cautious – the proposition of "perfectly anonymous network access" attracts a lot of attention, not all of it beneficial to the product/project.