yukh975/3x-ui-manager

3X-UI Manager is a native Android app for managing 3x-ui panels, a web based dashboard used to run and monitor proxy servers, without needing to open a browser. It connects to a panel over its REST API using an API token, and it can manage several separate panels at once, letting a user switch between them from a single button in the top bar. The app's dashboard shows live server status such as whether the underlying proxy service is running, CPU, memory, disk usage, connected clients, network speed, and uptime, refreshed every few seconds, with tap to view history charts for each metric. It also shows how much proxied traffic has been used this month and lets a user trigger a restart of the proxy service or update the panel software itself with one tap. Beyond the dashboard, the app lets a user create, edit, and delete inbounds, meaning the entry points that accept incoming proxy connections, through a structured form covering protocol, port, security settings, and traffic limits, without needing to write raw configuration by hand. It manages individual clients too, including sharing their connection details as a QR code or link, and lets a user manage additional remote panels as nodes from the same app. For more advanced users, there are structured editors for the panel's underlying configuration file, covering outbound connections, routing rules, and DNS settings, plus a raw JSON view as a fallback for settings the forms do not cover. The app can also back up a panel's entire database and configuration to a file and restore it later, and it includes basic panel administration such as changing the admin password and managing API tokens. The app is written in Kotlin using Jetpack Compose, requires a panel running 3x-ui version 3.3.0 or newer, and is distributed through F-Droid, GitHub Releases, and Obtainium. It stores its connection token encrypted using the Android Keystore, and offers an optional passcode lock for the signed in panel view. It is released under the MIT license and does not include any of the underlying panel's own source code.