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oixCloud

PENDLETON STREET HEALTH TECH LLC

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oixCloud is a native proxy client for iPhone and iPad. Manage your servers and subscriptions, choose how traffic is routed, and connect from one place. CONNECTIONS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS Import supported configurations by link, file or QR code. Test server latency, switch nodes and organize subscriptions, proxy chains and policy groups. Supports protocols including Shadowsocks, VLESS, Trojan, Hysteria2, SOCKS5, Snell and AnyTLS. ROUTING AND NETWORK TOOLS Choose rule-based, global or direct routing. Configure rule sets, DNS, ad blocking and direct routing for selected regions. Always On uses the system's on-demand VPN connection. Connection events and diagnostics help investigate network problems. TAILSCALE Connect to your tailnet from the app, with support for MagicDNS, subnet routes, exit nodes and compatible self-hosted Headscale servers. RULES AND MODULES Import supported modules and manage their rules and scripts. Optional MITM features inspect and rewrite selected traffic on your device after you enable them and trust the required certificate. Only install scripts from sources you trust: scripts can make their own network requests. iCLOUD AND APPLE TV Choose which categories to sync between your iPhone and iPad: proxies, rules, modules, MITM, automation, settings and account. View sync status and use Sync Now; Recently Deleted can restore nodes and subscriptions deleted on this device within three days. Sync to Apple TV is a separate switch. Publish proxies, subscriptions, chains, policy groups, rule sets and your oixCloud sign-in to Apple TV using the same Apple Account. Apple TV keeps its own connection and routing settings and does not receive modules. For sync compatibility, update all participating devices to 1.34 or later; versions 1.33 and earlier use a different sync system. STRICT NO-LOGS POLICY The oixCloud service does not collect or record your traffic contents, visited websites or DNS queries. Local connection diagnostics help with troubleshooting; diagnostic packages you choose to export may contain anonymized connection metadata. Optional iCloud sync stores the configuration categories you enable. Your chosen server provider and third-party scripts may have their own data practices. Use your own compatible servers and subscriptions, or sign in to an existing oixCloud account to retrieve managed nodes. Server access and any related service charges depend on your provider.

What's new

Version 2.4.10 · Nov 7, 2026

Rule Sets: A rule set can hold 200,000 rules, and large sets no longer exhaust the tunnel's memory; enabled custom sets share that limit and the list says when rules are left out; add built-in rule sets for Grok and Twitter Included Routes: IP networks you add enter the tunnel even inside an excluded range, and routing rules decide where they go Proxies: Add Direct nodes and adding proxies from a file, including AJSON documents; add the Plain TLS fingerprint, which links and Clash nodes that name no fingerprint use once their subscription updates; improve node names and traffic multiplier, HTTP/3, and WARP badges on iOS and Apple TV; add WireGuard proxies with pre-shared keys and WARP's reserved bytes; AnyTLS can connect through a CDN, with a CDN badge Subscriptions: Order a subscription's proxies by hand and keep that order through updates; add sharing, Update All, and a shortcut for one subscription; keep traffic multipliers and WARP metadata when saving or migrating; updates no longer report applied changes as not applied DNS: Improve global and per-domain settings; call the plain mode UDP; sync DNS one way to Apple TV through iCloud, with a separate switch there; improve timeouts and retries; node tests share a 10-second deadline and name the step that failed Logs: Reorganize logs on iPhone and iPad with search, level filters, and pause; script logs group runs by script and keep 7 days of summaries on this device, with detailed output for the latest 100 runs Scripts: The script API loads on first use, which lowers memory use; script storage writes are combined, so a crash can lose the latest writes; errors name the line; jq rewrites support the full jq 1.7 language and Loon JSON rewrites are no longer ignored; a script that keeps exhausting its time limit pauses for 10 minutes Connections: Update the core for handshakes, flow control, and cancellation; optionally close connections after switching, by scope; make connection errors clearer Proxy Chains: Any hop can be a policy group of any kind; a group after the first hop connects through the hops before it; fix routing for separate download connections and old sessions after chain settings change MITM: When an app refuses the MITM certificate, its host keeps the original TLS connection for an hour; choose which devices are decrypted with Client Source Addresses Auto Select: Proxies you add yourself are no longer included automatically; when every member is unavailable, one of your proxies is used and Auto Select turns back on once the subscription proxies return WiFi: DIRECT presets can pause custom DNS servers while keeping DNS policies and module Hosts Language: Add Traditional Chinese for Hong Kong Stability: Fix file-lock handling that could end the app during background or sleep transitions; improve wake, statistics, certificates, and cloud sync; settings from a device that has been away no longer replace later changes; prompt for an update when imported or synced settings are incompatible, and keep them Fixes: Url-test and Smart groups leave a failed node even while traffic through it keeps failing; Smart groups also avoid a node that connects but never answers; a script's local answer over HTTP/1 closes the connection when asked to; shared Quantumult X scripts get their binary body; Apple TV still receives nodes and rules when a DNS setting can't be applied; a cancelled shortcut can take back its selection; binary TCP protocols no longer wait for the sniffing timeout under MITM; a request an app cancels is no longer taken for a refused certificate; deleting the last item while editing a list no longer hides Done or loses changes; the oixCloud subscription follows its Auto Update setting; the app on a Mac no longer crashes opening some sheets, such as adding a proxy from a link; fix a script compiler crash under memory pressure, and keep the tunnel running when Wi-Fi names are unavailable

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