Is Every Proxy free to use?

The base app is free and includes for HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS4, and SOCKS5. An optional Developer Upgrade unlocks advanced diagnostics like real-time client monitoring and session log exports.

Is Every Proxy safe to use?

Every Proxy is a networking utility that routes traffic through your device. The developer states the diagnostic tools do not perform MITM (man-in-the-middle) interception. As with any proxy tool, you should only route traffic you trust through it.

How do I install and set up Every Proxy?

Install the app from the Play Store, open it, choose your preferred protocol (HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS4, or SOCKS5), and start the server. Connect other devices on your same network using the displayed IP and port. No root access is required.

Can Every Proxy bypass censorship or geo-blocks?

Every Proxy itself is a proxy server tool, not a VPN service. However, it can share an existing VPN connection from your phone to other devices on your network — so if you run a VPN app on your phone, connected devices can benefit from that encrypted tunnel.

Can I use Every Proxy for streaming on other devices?

You can route traffic from a PC or console through your phone using Every Proxy, but streaming performance depends on your phone's internet speed and the VPN service you're sharing. It's primarily designed for network sharing and development use rather than optimized streaming.

Every Proxy

Gorilla Software LLP

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Turn your Android device into an HTTP, SOCKS4, or SOCKS5 proxy server. Share VPN connections over Wi-Fi with no root required. Download Every Proxy.

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About this app

Every Proxy turns your Android phone or tablet into a fully functional proxy server — no root access needed. Developed by Gorilla Software LLP, this lightweight networking tool lets you spin up HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS4, or SOCKS5 proxy servers directly from your device. It's built for developers, power users, and anyone who wants to route traffic from other devices — like a PC, Mac, gaming console, or another phone — through their Android gadget. One standout use case is VPN sharing: you can run a VPN on your phone and pass that encrypted connection over Wi-Fi or hotspot to devices that don't support VPN apps natively. The app binds to multiple network interfaces including Wi-Fi, Ethernet, and tethering, and it's designed to keep battery drain and memory usage low. An optional Developer Upgrade unlocks real-time client monitoring, connection diagnostics, and exportable session logs in JSON format — handy for debugging network-dependent apps. With a solid 3.9-star rating, it's a practical, no-frills tool for network sharing and testing rather than a consumer VPN service.