TrafficDeck
An Android network traffic director being built to give users explicit control over which connection selected apps use. The current repository is a routing-lab feasibility implementation, not a production VPN or bonding product.
Quick Facts
- Platform
- Android
Coming Soon to Android
TrafficDeck is currently in active development. The features listed below represent the planned scope.
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- Enumerate concurrently available Android network paths such as Ethernet, Wi-Fi, and cellular and preserve exact session identity
- Run bounded selected-network TCP and UDP feasibility probes without treating a matching transport as interchangeable with the exact selected network
- Use a developer-only VpnService/TUN scaffold with bounded packet ingestion, explicit flow lifecycle state, fixed-memory egress, and fail-closed teardown
- Keep routing-first scope separate from bonding: V1 does not promise to combine arbitrary links into one faster connection
- Model per-app policy routing, preferred/only path selection, explainable fallback, diagnostics, and safe network-aware behavior as the product direction
- Reject stale sessions, malformed packets, unsupported traffic, and unsafe fallback instead of silently rerouting them
- Current controlled IPv4/UDP forwarding is narrow feasibility code and does not prove production routing, TCP forwarding, DNS/IPv6 strategy, leak safety, or physical device qualification
Frequently Asked Questions
Does TrafficDeck bond multiple internet connections for more speed?
No. TrafficDeck is routing-first. The current product direction focuses on traffic isolation, per-app path policy, fallback, and diagnostics rather than promising generic connection bonding.
Is the VPN/TUN implementation production-ready?
No. The current source is a developer Routing Lab / Gate 0 feasibility implementation with deliberately narrow controlled forwarding and unresolved physical qualification gates.
Is TrafficDeck available on Google Play?
Not yet. Production routing remains unproven, so the site keeps TrafficDeck explicitly in development.
Help & feedback
Report a problem, suggest an improvement, or contact the developer about TrafficDeck. No GitHub account is required.