This is the only address the internet — and your ISP — sees. Your real location stays behind the tunnel.
Services
Recent clients
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Every machine allowed onto the router. Each gets its own key and config.
| Name | Key | Added | Status | Config |
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Traffic
What the router has moved through the tunnel.
Live throughput & per-client bandwidth
Real-time charts and a per-device breakdown will land here, reading from the engine's live stats.
Routing
How traffic leaves the router.
Current exit
Active- Endpoint
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- Transport
- VLESS + Reality (XTLS Vision)
- Camouflage
- HTTPS handshake as —
- Tunnel mode
- Full-tunnel · private ranges kept local
Multi-hop exit
Chain a second VPS in another country so no single provider sees both ends.
Tor exit & split rules
Route selected traffic through Tor, and pick what stays direct.
Security
Keys and leak protection that keep the tunnel opaque.
Reality identity
- Public key
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- Short ID
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- Camouflage SNI
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Leak protection
Remote access
Reach your machines from anywhere — without opening a port at home.
Private overlay & onion service
Join your devices to a self-hosted mesh so you can reach them from outside over an encrypted overlay, or expose a machine as a Tor onion service — no inbound ports, nothing to port-scan.
System
About this router.
Server
- Exit endpoint
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- Domain
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- Engine
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About
Anonyrouter turns a plain VPS into a private, censorship-resistant full-tunnel router. Traffic leaves as ordinary HTTPS with no inbound port and no VPN fingerprint.
Source on GitHub →