keqdroid

These pages explain how keqdroid works and why it behaves the way it does. A short overview and the feature list are in the README, builds are on the Releases page.

The app runs one of two cores, Xray-core or mihomo, and writes the config for it itself.

Section	What it covers
Subscriptions and servers	adding and updating subscriptions, supported server formats, ready-made configs, chains
Platforms	Android, Android TV, Windows and Linux: controls, permissions, tray, autostart, backup
Updates and release signing	when the app looks for a new version, how it checks the signature and installs the update
Routing	the order routes are checked in, how to write sites, how to see which rule matched
DNS	who answers DNS queries, custom servers, Fake IP, leak tests
Modes and split tunneling	VPN and Proxy, which apps go into the tunnel, sharing the proxy on your local network
Xray or mihomo	which core runs a server and why the setting sometimes has no effect
mihomo groups	subscriptions with provider groups and how they work with your routes
Auto	how the server score works, when Auto switches and when it switches back
Server checks	what TCP, ICMP, HTTP ping and the speed test measure
Core patches	what was changed in Xray and mihomo and why
Subscription headers	what the app sends to the panel and which headers it reads
Links	the “Add to keqdroid” button, server links and routing profile links