Android Proxy Server Pro

Developed by WellDoMax, Android Proxy Server Pro runs a real proxy on your phone without root and shares VPN or cellular data over hotspot or LAN. It supports HTTP/HTTPS, Socks5, Socks4, and Shadowsocks, plus TCP/UDP relay, authentication, and plug-ins to handle tricky VPN-sharing cases. If you need a flexible, no-ads proxy that works with popular apps, download Android Proxy Server Pro and start sharing your connection. Below are the key highlights that stand out in daily use.

• Multi-protocol server: HTTP/HTTPS, Socks5, Socks4, and Shadowsocks with per-proxy authentication
• Share VPN or mobile data to other devices via hotspot or local network
• TCP/UDP relay, Orbot compatibility, and UDP over Socks5/Shadowsocks support
• Plug-ins to bypass device VPN limits; force plug-in start and mobile-network routing
• IP binding, dark mode, no ads, and packet-capture app compatibility

Multi-protocol proxy with authentication and binding

Android Proxy Server Pro supports HTTP/HTTPS, Socks5, Socks4, and Shadowsocks so you can match the protocol your client devices require. Each proxy can have authentication enabled to prevent unauthorized access, which is useful when sharing a hotspot with many users around. Binding to 0.0.0.0 exposes the proxy on all IPs of the phone, making it reachable from clients on the same LAN or hotspot. It stays lightweight in use and avoids distractions with no ads, while dark mode keeps long sessions easy on the eyes.

Share VPN and data over hotspot or LAN

The Android Proxy Server Pro app lets your phone act as the gateway for other devices, including when a VPN is active. You run the VPN on the phone, start the desired proxy, and point client devices to the phone’s IP and the chosen proxy port. This setup works well for browsing, messaging, and apps like Telegram. UDP support for Socks5 and Shadowsocks helps more apps function correctly. Results still depend on each app’s proxy support, so mixing protocols or testing different ports can help in stubborn cases.

TCP/UDP relay and Orbot compatibility

For users who rely on Orbot, the Android Proxy Server Pro app offers a TCP relay to share Orbot’s connection with other devices on the network. The latest update adds UDP relay to cover more traffic types, improving compatibility for apps that use UDP. Orbot’s own configuration and availability still apply, so ensure Orbot is running and reachable. If certain clients refuse to connect, try Socks5 first, then switch to HTTP/HTTPS or Shadowsocks as needed, since some tools only support specific proxy modes.

Plug-in support to bypass VPN-sharing limits

Many phones restrict how VPN traffic is shared. With plug-ins such as Network Share Tunnel (v2.2+), the Android Proxy Server Pro app introduces practical workarounds. A key option forces the plug-in to use mobile data even when the phone is on Wi‑Fi, which is useful for routing cellular internet to devices on a LAN. Some devices may not auto-start the plug-in; the “force plug-in start” toggle addresses that. If using a VPN-tunnel plug-in, bypass the main app in your VPN settings but do not bypass the plug-in, and close VPN apps before toggling to avoid conflicts.

Traffic inspection and dark mode

Pairing the Android Proxy Server Pro app with packet-capture tools can help you inspect or debug traffic coming from client devices. This setup is valuable for troubleshooting connectivity issues, confirming proxy authentication behavior, or analyzing app requests in real time. Keep privacy and local regulations in mind when capturing traffic, and test on your own devices. When working for long stretches, dark mode reduces visual strain and keeps the interface readable in low light. Together, these touches make the toolkit practical for both quick tests and deeper network checks.

Download Android Proxy Server Pro

You can get the Android Proxy Server Pro APK on APKPure. The download usually finishes quickly, but the time depends on your connection. File size may vary by release, so ensure sufficient storage before downloading. After the APK saves to your device, you may be prompted to allow installation from your browser or file manager.

Once installed, open the app and pick the protocols you plan to run. If you share a VPN, start it first, then enable the proxy and point client devices to your phone’s IP. For plug-in use, close VPN apps before toggling options. Keep your credentials secure and double-check client proxy settings if a device cannot connect. This helps you get running smoothly with the Android Proxy Server Pro latest version features.