Open Source

JoyProxy Software

Open-source gateway, mobile client, desktop tester, and free browser extension.

Products

Open-Source Products

Proxy server, Android client, desktop tester, and Chromium browser extension.

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Proxy Server

HTTP/SOCKS5 gateway for Linux with five flexible startup modes and optional external APIs.

  • HTTP and SOCKS5 on configurable ports
  • Five authorization modes
  • Optional auth and traffic reporting APIs
  • Per-user connection and bandwidth limits
  • Prebuilt binaries for Linux amd64
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Proxy Client

HTTP/SOCKS5 proxy app with global, whitelist, or blacklist per-app routing. No root required.

  • HTTP / SOCKS5 support
  • Per-app proxy scope
  • Built on sing-box libbox
  • Signed APK on GitHub Releases
  • Works with JoyProxy IP or any proxy server
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Proxy Tester

Desktop connectivity tester for HTTP, SOCKS5 TCP, and SOCKS5 UDP, with geo lookup and batch validation.

  • HTTP / HTTPS and SOCKS5 TCP / UDP
  • Clipboard paste for host:port and URI formats
  • Multi-channel outbound IP + geo lookup
  • API extract + sequential batch testing
  • Windows standalone EXE on GitHub Releases
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Browser Extension

Paste, test, and apply proxies in Chrome or Edge. JoyProxy account optional.

  • Own proxy, extract API, or JoyProxy lines
  • Test before apply — browser only, not system proxy
  • Workbench side panel + saved profiles
  • Advanced: scope, UA, WebRTC, cookies
  • Chrome Web Store + open source on GitHub
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Architecture

How They Work Together

Run joyproxy-server on your VPS, connect from Android or the browser extension, or validate endpoints with Proxy Tester.

1

Deploy joyproxy-server on Linux

2

Configure auth mode

3

Connect via browser extension, Android app, or HTTP/SOCKS5 client

Get Started on GitHub

Source code, releases, and documentation are hosted on GitHub.

Server on GitHub Android on GitHub Proxy Tester on GitHub Extension on GitHub