barkure/orayo

Orayo is a Windows desktop application that acts as a graphical front-end for Xray-core, a popular open-source tool for routing internet traffic through encrypted proxy connections. Xray supports several proxy protocols including Shadowsocks, VLESS, Trojan, and Reality, which are commonly used to access content that network restrictions would otherwise block. Orayo gives those protocols a modern Windows-native interface instead of requiring users to edit configuration files by hand. The application is built with WinUI 3, Microsoft's current design framework for native Windows apps, which gives it the look and feel of a modern Windows 11 application. Under the hood it bundles Xray-core, meaning you do not need to install Xray separately. The interface lets users maintain a list of server nodes and easily import, add, edit, delete, or share them. Two key networking features are TUN mode and system proxy. System proxy routes traffic from most apps on your computer through the proxy automatically. TUN mode goes further: it creates a virtual network adapter so that all network traffic on the machine, including apps that ignore system proxy settings, goes through the proxy tunnel. The app also includes routing and DNS configuration settings, and it can download updated geo data files, which define which IP addresses belong to which countries, so routing rules stay current. The README is sparse on detailed configuration options, but the feature list covers the basics needed for daily proxy use. Installation will eventually be available via WinGet, Microsoft's package manager, though that option is listed as coming soon. In the meantime the project publishes release packages on GitHub in two forms: a setup installer and a portable version that runs without installation. Building from source requires the .NET 8 SDK and Windows 10 1809 or later. The project is licensed under GPL-3.0.