OneProxy – Rule-Based Proxy

Experience powerful rule-based proxy control, traffic logging, DNS tools, network diagnostics – across iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple TV.

OneProxy delivers a complete rule-based proxy client and network analysis toolkit designed for power users, developers, and privacy-focused individuals. Capture traffic from any app on your device, create advanced routing rules, monitor DNS activity, block ads, and optimize your connection using professional-grade tools. Best of all — the app is on iOS, iPadOS, macOS, and tvOS.

Powerful Network Inspection

• Capture HTTP, HTTPS, DNS, and TCP traffic from apps on your device • View detailed request logs with method, URL, status code, and latency • Track DNS queries and responses with clear domain → IP mappings • Monitor bandwidth usage on Wi-Fi, cellular, direct, and proxy connections • Measure connection performance and network speed in real time

Advanced Rule-Based Proxy Engine

Build routing rules that match your exact needs:

• Domain match, domain suffix, domain keyword • CIDR IP ranges & GeoIP–based routing • Direct, block, or forward through multi-level proxies • Script-based filters for advanced scenarios • Import rule files from URL or iCloud Drive • Fully IPv6 supported

Developer-Ready Features

• HTTPS decryption (for debugging and development) • URL rewrite rules • Local DNS mapping (override domains to specific IPs) • View rule match results in real time • Multi-hop forward proxy chaining • Support for proxy plugins like kcptun, cloak, gost, v2ray, and more

Ad & Tracker Blocking

Protect your browsing experience:

• Domain-level blocking • User-agent rule blocking • Custom blocklists • Track “blocked request” statistics

Enhanced DNS Privacy

Choose your preferred DNS mode:

• System DNS • Custom DNS • DNS over HTTPS (DoH) • DNS over TLS (DoT)

All Apple Platforms.

the full app on:

• iPhone • iPad • Mac • Apple TV (tvOS)

All features. One app. One ecosystem.

Privacy & Transparency

OneProxy operates with local-first design: • Traffic analysis occurs on device • You control what is logged or stored • No data is sold or shared • No analytics that track you