Xray

⚡ Xray is a lightweight and open-source Android GUI client built around Xray-core, designed to provide a simple and efficient way to manage proxy configurations and route Android traffic through modern Xray-based connections.

It combines the power of the Xray engine with a clean Android interface, while providing advanced networking features such as TUN, TProxy, and tun2socks for flexible traffic routing.

🚀 Main Features

- Powered by Xray-core — built around the powerful and actively maintained Xray-core engine. - Simple Android GUI — a clean interface focused on configuration management and easy connection control. - Modern proxy protocols — supports configurations compatible with Xray-core, including VLESS, VMess, Trojan, Shadowsocks, and other supported protocols. - TUN Mode — route device traffic through a virtual network interface for system-wide proxying. - TProxy Support — provides advanced transparent proxy routing for supported network configurations. - tun2socks — supports routing traffic through a SOCKS-based tunnel using the integrated tunneling engine. - Configuration management — add, edit, import, and manage your Xray configurations from one place. - Multiple architectures — Android builds are provided for common CPU architectures. - Regular core updates — releases track newer versions of Xray-core to keep the application up to date with the underlying engine. - Open Source — the complete project is publicly available on GitHub for transparency and community review.

🔌 Xray-Core Powered

The application uses Xray-core as its primary proxy engine, giving users access to the capabilities and protocol support provided by the Xray ecosystem.

The project also integrates hev-socks5-tunnel for Android traffic tunneling and routing. Current releases package specific versions of both components alongside the application.

🌐 Advanced Traffic Routing

For users who need more than a basic proxy connection, Xray provides advanced traffic-routing capabilities through:

- TUN - TProxy - tun2socks

These technologies allow the application to handle Android traffic in different ways depending on the user's network and routing requirements.

Recent releases have also included improvements around TUN/tun2socks behavior, including configurable tun2socks support and routing-related fixes.

📦 Configuration Management

Xray is designed to keep proxy configuration management simple.

Users can work with their own configurations and manage supported Xray profiles directly inside the application instead of relying on a separate client for basic connection control.

The application is a client, not a proxy-server provider. It does not inherently provide servers or subscriptions.

🔄 Up-to-Date Xray Core

One of the project's strengths is keeping its bundled Xray-core relatively current.

The latest listed release, v12.3.0, includes:

- Xray-core v26.5.9 - hev-socks5-tunnel v2.15.0

The project publishes new releases as its bundled components are updated.

🔐 Open Source

Xray is an open-source Android project developed by SaeedDev94.

The source code and release builds are publicly available through GitHub, allowing users and developers to inspect the project, build it themselves, and follow its development.

Xray is also listed by the official Xray ecosystem documentation among third-party Android GUI clients.

📱 Android

Xray is designed specifically for Android and provides builds for common Android CPU architectures.

The project's build system supports ARM, ARM64, x86, and x86_64 targets, while Android packaging uses the Xray core through a native Android library.

🎯 Built for Users Who Want More Control

Whether you need a lightweight client for everyday proxy connections or advanced traffic routing through TUN/TProxy, Xray provides a straightforward Android interface while keeping the flexibility of the Xray ecosystem.

You bring your own configuration — Xray handles the connection and routing.