MultiRoute

Give every app its own network egress.

Android restricts network traffic to a single default interface. Even when connected to dual Wi-Fi and mobile data simultaneously, applications cannot utilize multiple networks concurrently without custom socket programming. MultiRoute lifts this limitation via Xposed: assign applications individually to Primary Wi-Fi, Secondary Wi-Fi (Dual WLAN), Cellular, or Ethernet. Network routing is handled directly by kernel policy routing (ip rule), requiring no VPN service, ensuring native throughput and ultra-low latency.

Features Per-App Routing: Route specific apps through dedicated network interfaces while unassigned apps use the default route. Built-in Dual Wi-Fi Manager: Connect to secondary Wi-Fi manually without OEM restrictions, featuring 4 connection schemes (Auto, OEM/Xiaomi Slave, AOSP Overlay, Root Direct SYSTEM_UID), multi-band SSID selection, and BSSID penalty clearing. Automatic Failover: Automatically reroutes traffic through the default network when the assigned interface disconnects, and seamlessly migrates back once restored. App Clones & Multi-User Support: Independently configure cloned apps (e.g., Xiaomi Dual Apps) and work profiles. Per-Interface DNS: Automatically redirects port 53 DNS queries to the assigned interface's upstream resolver (secure DNS preserved). LAN Bypass: Allows direct access to local subnet devices (NAS, printers, casting) even when an app is routed through mobile data. Automatic Boot Recovery: Restores routing rules automatically on system boot via root scripts and system broadcasts. System Diagnostics: One-tap diagnostic log export with route table status, kernel rules, and logcat snapshots via SAF and system sharing.

Compatibility

Item Requirement Root Solution KernelSU / Magisk / APatch Xposed Framework LSPosed (or compatible framework supporting LibXposed API 101+) Module Scope System Framework only (system / system_server) Android Version Android 11+ (minSdk 30); verified on Android 16 and 17 (HyperOS)

Notes

Activation: Enable MultiRoute in LSPosed Manager, check System Framework in scope, then reboot the device (or soft restart Zygote). Module Updates: A system reboot is required after updating the module APK to load new hook bytecode. Modifying routing rules in the app does not require a reboot. VPN Coexistence: With a full-tunnel VPN, assigned apps will bypass the VPN tunnel. If Android's "Always-on VPN with block connections without VPN" is enabled, the VPN takes precedence.

License GNU General Public License v3.0