The best VLESS client for Android.
A native, zero-dependency VLESS client built entirely in Kotlin and C. No Electron. No WebView. No sing-box wrapper. Pure protocol implementation from the ground up.
Most Android proxy clients wrap sing-box or Xray-core in a Go/C++ bridge. Anywhere takes a different approach — every protocol, every transport, and the entire VPN stack is implemented natively in Kotlin and C. The result is a smaller binary, lower memory usage, tighter system integration, and no bridging overhead.
- VLESS with full Vision (XTLS-RPRX-Vision) flow control and adaptive padding
- Reality with X25519 key exchange, TLS 1.3 fingerprint spoofing (Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge, iOS)
- TLS with SNI, ALPN, and optional insecure mode
- Transports: TCP, WebSocket (with early data), HTTP Upgrade, XHTTP (stream-one & packet-up)
- Mux multiplexing with XUDP (GlobalID-based, BLAKE3 keyed hashing)
- One-tap connect with animated status UI and real-time traffic stats
- QR code scanner for instant config import
- Subscription import with auto-detection and profile metadata
- Manual editor for full control over every parameter
- Latency testing with color-coded indicators and batch "Test All"
- Domain routing rules with exact, suffix, and keyword matching — built-in rule sets for Telegram, Netflix, YouTube, Disney+, TikTok, ChatGPT, Claude
- Country bypass — GeoIP-based split routing (CN, RU, IR, TM, MM, BY, SA, AE, VN, CU)
- DNS over HTTPS toggle
- IPv6 support
- Always On VPN
- Xray-core compatible — works with standard V2Ray/Xray server deployments
- Zero third-party dependencies — Android frameworks + vendored C libraries (lwIP, BLAKE3)
- Native VPN Service — system-wide VPN via
VpnServicewith userspace TCP/IP stack (lwIP) - Fake-IP DNS — transparent domain-based routing for all apps
- Jetpack Compose UI with Material 3 and dynamic theming
- arm64-v8a native binaries
- Android 15+ (API 36)
- Android Studio with NDK and CMake
git clone https://github.com/NodePassProject/Anywhere-Android.git
cd Anywhere-AndroidOpen the project in Android Studio, sync Gradle, select the app configuration, choose your device, and hit Run.
Anywhere is licensed under the GNU General Public License v3.0.
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