Downloads
For normal use, choose a prebuilt package below. Do not clone the repository or compile GPROXY yourself unless you are developing GPROXY or need a custom build.
Native installers
Section titled “Native installers”These packages integrate with the platform launcher and background-start behavior.
Windows
Section titled “Windows”Android
Section titled “Android”APK installations can update from Console. GPROXY verifies the signed APK and
then opens Android’s system installer for user approval. Portable Android ZIP
installations update gproxy.bin together with their C++ runtime.
Portable ZIP archives
Section titled “Portable ZIP archives”Extract the archive and run gproxy (gproxy.exe on Windows). Linux GNU builds
use glibc; Linux musl builds are the more portable static option.
Linux GNU
Section titled “Linux GNU”Linux musl
Section titled “Linux musl”Windows, macOS, and Android
Section titled “Windows, macOS, and Android”Docker images
Section titled “Docker images”The default image uses GNU libc. The -musl tag uses the static musl build.
Both image families publish linux/amd64, linux/arm64, and linux/riscv64.
docker pull ghcr.io/leenhawk/gproxy:latest# Static musl alternative:docker pull ghcr.io/leenhawk/gproxy:latest-muslSee Docker deployment for persistent storage and runtime configuration.
Edge bundles
Section titled “Edge bundles”Upload a prebuilt bundle rather than asking the edge platform to compile Rust.
Continue with Installation for package behavior or Quick Start to launch the downloaded build.