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Proxy Hub Ready
A new visual status card shows the reachable interface, shared port model and current service state without digging into settings.
iOS 1.2.5 release ready
A cleaner proxy hub.
A cleaner proxy hub.
Every local device connected.
The latest MonoProxy for iOS brings a redesigned Hub view, shared HTTP/HTTPS/SOCKS endpoint, QR setup, on-device diagnostics and feedback from the first screen.
New Proxy Hub UI
HTTP/HTTPS + SOCKS4/5
QR setup and support built in
Hub ready
One port, clear status, faster setup.
New in iOS 1.2.5
A release focused on clarity, speed and confidence.
The new interface puts the selected network address, protocol support, service state, diagnostics and support paths where users expect them: one tap from the main screen.
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One shared endpoint
HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS4, SOCKS4a and SOCKS5 stay on one host and port, with automatic protocol detection for clients.
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QR setup up front
The QR entry is now a top-level action, making it faster to bring a Mac, PC, tablet or test device onto the proxy.
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Insight menu
Connections, statistics, site traffic, diagnostics and browsing history are grouped behind one compact chart icon.
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Feedback from the app
A dedicated support entry helps users report problems with useful context instead of leaving the connection flow.
Release focus:
shorter setup paths, clearer runtime signals and local-first diagnostics for real proxy use.
A clear connection path
Start it. Connect it. Know it works.
MonoProxy keeps “the port is open” separate from “a client is connected” and “traffic really moved,” so every status has a precise meaning.
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Choose and start
Select the Wi-Fi or LAN address your client can reach, then start the service.
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Connect a device
Copy the address, scan a configuration, or follow the platform guide.
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Verify real traffic
Watch Listening become Client Connected, then Traffic Verified after bytes transfer.
One hub on your network
Put the iPhone at the center.
Run MonoProxy once, then point the computers, tablets and test devices already on the same local network at one endpoint.
The complete toolkit
Everything needed to run and understand the connection.
The latest MonoProxy interface keeps configuration simple while exposing the details that matter when you need them.
Live metrics
Statistics that explain the session
Follow runtime, connections, upload, download, peak speed, averages and the recent traffic trend in one view.
Local insight
Site traffic totals
See bounded, on-device upload and download totals by domain or IP without saving request paths.
Connection detail
Searchable browsing history
Inspect active and completed host connections, durations and timestamps. History remains local and clearable.
Guided setup
Configuration made shareable
Choose a client platform, copy the active values, scan a QR configuration, and follow concise steps without guessing which address to use.
Control
Settings that stay out of the way
Change language, theme, animations, port, SOCKS support, authentication and local history controls from one organized screen.
One port
Multiple proxy protocols, one endpoint
HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS4, SOCKS4a and SOCKS5 share the same host and port. MonoProxy detects the client protocol automatically.
Make it yours
Three moods. The same clear status.
Choose a color that suits your workspace without changing how the connection workflow behaves.
Fresh Green
Bright, calm and focused
Soft Purple
Expressive without distraction
Midnight
Comfortable in low light
Private by design
Your traffic stays yours.
MonoProxy runs on your iPhone without an account, analytics SDK or remote backend. It relays encrypted connections without installing certificates or inspecting content.
One paid app, every capability included.
No subscription, in-app upgrade, account or feature tier.
Read the privacy policy →
Credentials stay local
Proxy credentials remain on the device and never appear in connection logs.
No tracking
No profiling, third-party analytics or remote traffic collection.
TLS stays end to end
HTTPS tunnels are relayed without certificate installation or decryption.
History is optional
Local host history and site totals are bounded, optional and clearable.
Make your iPhone the local proxy hub.
Start once, connect your devices, and see when real traffic arrives.