ReSocks
Your SOCKS5 proxy. A new path to it.
Bring your own SOCKS5 proxy and reach it through a TLS relay. Keep the exit you chose, and decide which apps and websites use it.
How it works
Use Cases
When your existing proxy needs a different path.
Your network cannot reach your SOCKS5 proxy directly.
Direct access is slow, and you want to try another route.
Some apps or sites need a proxy. Others should connect directly.
You already have a residential or mobile SOCKS5 endpoint.
You want TLS protection between your device and relay on public Wi-Fi.
You want to host and manage your own relay.
Keep control of your connection
Choose your exit, your relay, and your routing rules.
Bring your own proxy
Use your own or a third-party SOCKS5 endpoint
Residential and mobile proxies welcome
Keep your choice of provider
App and site routing
Send selected apps or domains through the proxy
Let other traffic connect directly
Your traffic, your rules
Host your own relay
Deploy resocksrv on your server
Manage the relay path yourself
Available on Annual and 3-Year plans
Two connection modes
TUN covers apps that ignore system proxy settings
System proxy works with proxy-aware apps
Choose the mode that fits your setup
TLS relay connection
Encrypt traffic from your device to the relay
Protect that traffic from local network observers
TLS protects the client-to-relay hop
Global relay nodes
Choose a relay for your existing SOCKS5 proxy
Try another path when direct access falls short
Performance depends on your network and proxy
Bring your proxy. Try the relay.
Download ReSocks, add your SOCKS5 endpoint, choose a relay, and connect. Try it first, then purchase a plan in the client.
Free trial on desktop and Android
Download ReSocksBuilt for everyday proxy use
From a single app to other devices on your network.
A choice of relays
Use global nodes, or host your own relay on an eligible plan.
Reach more apps
Use TUN mode for apps that ignore system proxy settings.
Try before you buy
Start a trial on desktop or Android without registering. Purchase in the client.
No relay data cap
Paid plans have no relay data cap. Your proxy or hosting provider may have its own limits.
LAN proxy sharing
Share via HTTP/HTTPS with compatible laptops, TVs, or consoles. SOCKS5 sharing is not currently supported.
IPv6 support
Support for IPv4 and IPv6, subject to your network, relay, and upstream proxy.
Proxy or direct—it’s your call
Set app and domain rules so the traffic you choose uses the proxy and the rest connects directly.
For people who already use a proxy
Keep the endpoint that fits your work. Choose how you connect to it.
Developers and QA
Test apps, websites, and regional access through your own proxy.
Residential proxy users
Use your existing residential SOCKS5 endpoint across your apps.
Mobile proxy users
Keep your mobile proxy endpoint and choose how to reach it.
Self-hosters
Choose your own exit and, on eligible plans, host the relay too.
Remote workers
Route work apps through your proxy and keep other traffic direct.
International teams
Use the proxy and routing rules that fit your regional workflows.
Privacy-conscious users
Add TLS protection to the connection between your device and relay.
Multi-device users
Share an HTTP/HTTPS proxy with compatible LAN devices.
One account, across your devices
Six supported platforms. Up to eight devices online at once.
Desktop
- macOS
- Windows
- Linux
Mobile
- iOS
- Android
- HarmonyOS
Multiple devices
- One account across platforms
- Up to eight devices online at once
- Choose a mode for each device
Getting started
- Purchase plans in the client
- Follow the in-client iOS setup
- HarmonyOS NEXT requires ZhuoYiTong
A few things to know
Setup, privacy, and plans—explained simply.