About
What it is
SelfProxy turns an Android phone into an HTTP and SOCKS5 proxy that exits through that phone's own mobile network. You bring the hardware and the line; we bring the tunnel, a stable address, credentials and a dashboard.
Why it exists
Resold mobile proxies hand you an address you share with strangers, with no idea what else went through it. Your own phone fixes that at the root: the address belongs to your line, and its history is yours.
How it is built
The traffic path does not depend on the dashboard. If the control plane goes down, already-paired devices keep serving — authentication comes from a hot cache, not the database. That is an architectural constraint, not a goal.
What we do not do
We do not terminate your TLS, we do not inspect content, and we add no headers that reveal the relay. We also do not promise anonymity: the address traces back to the line, and that is how it should be.