Recommended network
Wi-Fi IPv4 is surfaced as the best local address. IPv6, cellular and advanced interfaces stay out of the way until needed.
Android 1.1.0
Your Android phone, one private LAN gateway.
MonoProxy for Android shares a single local HTTP, HTTPS CONNECT and SOCKS endpoint with nearby devices, then shows whether the network, listener, client and real traffic path are actually working.
Paid download
No subscription
No ads or Pro tier
Built for Android LAN sharing
A proxy gateway that explains every step before users get lost.
The Android version keeps the main screen operational: selected address, protocol mode, connection path, four status blocks, live wave chart and one obvious action to connect another device.
Local setup page
Clients can open /setup to copy values, download PAC and run a reachability test before proxy traffic starts.
Connection path
Network, Listener, Client and Traffic each have a visible state, so "running" is not confused with "verified".
Notification actions
Connect device, copy address and stop are available from the persistent foreground notification.
Fast local setup
Start once. Connect nearby devices without guessing.
The Android flow is designed for the real support problem: users need to know which address to use, where to paste it, and whether traffic really passed through the phone.
01
Choose Wi-Fi IPv4
Pick the reachable local interface, not a cellular or system address clients cannot see.
02
Open Connect Device
Use the full-screen flow for Android, iOS, macOS or Windows client setup.
03
Verify traffic
The wave chart and status blocks update only after real client activity reaches the proxy path.
Home network
Put the Android phone in the middle.
Run MonoProxy once, then point nearby laptops, desktops, tablets and test devices at the phone's local endpoint.
One phone endpoint
VPN Bridge
Share the phone's active route, including VPN.
MonoProxy does not create a device-wide VPN. It binds proxy upstream sockets to the selected Android network, so client traffic can exit through default routing, Wi-Fi, cellular or an already-active VPN network. Useful when only the phone has the desired VPN route.
Follow Android's current default network for normal proxy use.
Send proxy upstream traffic through the active VPN Network when available.
Prefer a Wi-Fi network for stable LAN and internet access.
Route upstream requests through mobile data when that is the intended exit.
Android toolkit
Made for running a real proxy, not just opening a port.
MonoProxy combines setup, security, runtime visibility and device control in one local-first Android app.
Home
Live status, four checks and a wave chart
The Android home panel keeps the service state, selected endpoint, connection path, session traffic and live rate trend visible at once.
Guided setup
Connect Device is a full-screen flow
Choose a client, configure proxy values, then verify reachability and traffic without squeezing everything into one dialog.
Traffic insight
See which hosts actually used the proxy
Site traffic is aggregated by host, with upload, download and last activity totals kept locally on the phone.
History
Local session records for debugging
Browsing history records host-level proxy sessions only when enabled, so connection problems are easier to explain without storing paths or credentials.
Control
Settings for outbound routing and security
Configure SOCKS, authentication, private LAN access, outbound network mode, trusted network resume and local analytics.
Devices
Client-level management for shared networks
Group clients by IP, add aliases, disconnect sessions, temporarily block devices and apply per-client limits for connections, bandwidth and quota.
Private by design
Local proxy, local control, one paid download.
MonoProxy for Android runs on the phone without accounts, subscriptions or in-app unlocks. It relays client connections and keeps operational data local to the device.
Google Play:
one-time paid download. Every Android feature is included after purchase.
Authentication available
Use username and password protection for HTTP and SOCKS5 clients on shared networks.
LAN-first access
Private clients only is the default posture, with allow and block controls for stronger policy.
TLS remains end to end
HTTPS CONNECT traffic is tunneled without certificate installation or content inspection.
Device data stays local
Aliases, usage counters, site totals and device policies are local runtime data, not a cloud account.
Make your Android phone the LAN proxy gateway.
Buy once on Google Play, start the listener, connect nearby devices and verify real traffic from the phone.