ProxyFlow routes your Android device's internet traffic through HTTP, HTTPS, or SOCKS5 proxy servers — without requiring root access. Using Android's built-in VPN service, ProxyFlow creates a secure local tunnel that redirects selected apps through your configured proxies.
Key Features
No root required — Works on any Android device using the standard VPN API
Per-app routing — Choose which apps go through the proxy; others use your normal connection
Multiple protocols — Supports HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS4, and SOCKS5 proxies with optional authentication
Bulk import — Import proxy lists from .txt files (host:port or host:port:user:pass format)
Latency testing — Test all proxies at once and sort by response time
Kill switch — Block internet access if the proxy connection drops (requires Always-on VPN in system settings)
Real-time stats — Monitor upload/download speeds and session data usage
Exit IP check — Verify your traffic is actually routing through the proxy
Use Cases
Route work apps through a corporate proxy while personal apps use your regular connection
Test geo-restricted content through proxy servers in different regions
Add a layer of privacy by masking your real IP address
Debug network traffic through a local proxy for development
How It Works
ProxyFlow creates a local VPN tunnel on your device. When an app tries to connect to the internet, ProxyFlow intercepts the traffic and routes it through your configured proxy server. This all happens locally — ProxyFlow doesn't run any external servers.
Permissions
VPN — Required to create the local tunnel that routes traffic through your proxy
Internet — Required to connect to proxy servers
Read storage — Optional, only used when importing proxy lists from .txt files
ProxyFlow is an independent app and is not affiliated with any VPN service provider. You must provide your own proxy servers.
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