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Open-source Android GUI client for Xray-core with support for VLESS, VMess, Trojan, Shadowsocks and other proxy protocols. Features TUN-based VPN routing, TProxy and tun2socks for device-level traffic tunneling. Requires your own server configuration; does not provide servers or subscriptions. Note the app requests CAMERA permission, which is unusual for a networking tool.
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About this app
📡 Xray — Xray-Core GUI Client for Android
Xray is a simple open-source Android GUI client built around XTLS/Xray-core. It provides a graphical interface for managing Xray-based connections and routing device traffic through supported tunnel modes.
🌐 Xray-Core Connectivity
The application uses Xray-core as its networking engine and is designed for users who need a lightweight interface for Xray configurations.
Depending on the supplied configuration, Xray-core can provide support for modern proxy technologies such as:
• VLESS • VMess • Trojan • Shadowsocks • Reality • TLS • WebSocket • gRPC • XHTTP • Other Xray-core supported transports
The exact available protocols and features depend on the Xray-core version and the configuration being used.
🔀 Traffic Routing
Xray provides Android traffic-routing capabilities through system networking components and includes support for:
• TUN-based VPN routing • TProxy • tun2socks • Device-level traffic tunneling • Xray-core routing rules
These features allow compatible Xray configurations to handle traffic from Android applications through the selected tunnel.
⚙️ Configuration & Connection
Users can configure their Xray connection and manage the client directly from the Android interface. The project includes the Xray-core integration and helper components required to run the networking engine on supported Android devices.
The project also provides different APK builds for multiple CPU architectures:
• ARM32 • ARM64 • x86 • x86_64
📱 Android Client
Xray is designed specifically as an Android GUI client for Xray-core. Its goal is to provide a straightforward interface without requiring users to operate the Xray command-line core manually.
The project is suitable for users who already have compatible Xray server configurations, subscriptions or proxy profiles.
🔐 Open Source & License
The Android application is open source and licensed under the MIT License.
The MIT License permits use, modification, distribution and sublicensing, subject to retaining the copyright and license notice. The application also incorporates Xray-core and other third-party components, which remain subject to their respective licenses.
⚠️ Important: Xray is a client, not a VPN service. It does not provide guaranteed servers or subscriptions. Users need their own compatible Xray configurations or servers, and connection quality depends on the selected server, protocol, configuration and network conditions.
✨ Xray offers a lightweight Android interface for Xray-core with TUN, TProxy and tun2socks support, making advanced Xray-based traffic routing more accessible on Android.
About this version
- Version
- 12.7.0 (1212)
- Size
- 42.28 MB
- Requires Android
- 8.0
- Target SDK
- 26
- Architecture
- arm64-v8a
- Downloads
- 13
- Updated
- Oct 1, 2026
- Package
- io.github.saeeddev94.xray
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