AnyNetGo

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About this app

AnyNetGo is a modern, rule-based proxy client. It connects to the proxy servers that you or your service provider configure — it provides no servers or network service of its own.

─ One-scan sign-in (innovative)
No account, no typing. Scan the QR code shown by your provider and AnyNetGo instantly loads the site's configuration and your nodes. Already signed in on your phone? Scan from a new device — or your Apple TV — to sign in with zero typing.

─ Broad protocol support
Built on the open-source sing-box core: HTTP, SOCKS5, Shadowsocks, VMess, VLESS, Trojan, Hysteria2, WireGuard and TUIC.

─ Smart routing
Rule-based split routing keeps your home region direct while everything else goes through the proxy. Add your own domain / IP / port / GEO rules, manage geo rule-sets, and switch between rule, global and direct modes.

─ Real-latency speed test
Test nodes over a real connection and auto-select the fastest one, with signal-style latency bars at a glance.

─ Every screen, natively
Native apps for iPhone, iPad and Apple TV — a clean interface, live traffic charts and a 30-day usage history. Fully localized in English, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Russian and Persian.

─ Privacy first
Everything runs on your device. Never uploaded. Logs stay on your device. AnyNetGo is a client tool only.

Works with a wide range of third-party open-source panels.
A modern, rule-based proxy client built on the open-source sing-box core.
Updated on
Aug 19, 2026

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