Tunelly

Tunelly is a network utility for people who run their own infrastructure.
It connects this device to proxy servers you already operate. It does
not provide servers and it does not sell access.

Add a share link or a subscription URL from your own panel. The app
keeps the operator’s groups and routing rules, not just the
credentials. Your own routing choices sit in front of the operator’s.
What the engine cannot enforce — a geo database, a regular expression —
is named, not silently dropped.

The tunnel is a system VPN. While it is up, a persistent notification
shows the status and the server name. A Quick Settings tile and a Home
screen widget start the last configuration you installed. They ask the
system whether the interface is up; they do not guess from a cache.

Tunelly carries the protocols its engine implements. A configuration
for something it cannot speak is refused at import, not accepted and
left dead.

The publisher does not operate the servers you connect to. Traffic
goes from this device to the server in the configuration you chose.