About HTTP Custom APK
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HTTP Custom is an all-in-one tunnel VPN client for Android users who want to shape how their device connects to the internet. Instead of choosing a ready-made VPN location, you bring a compatible server or configuration and build a connection around it. The app supports SSH, V2Ray, OpenVPN, UDP Custom, Psiphon, and SlowDNS, with tools for custom HTTP payloads, DNS and SNI settings, per-app routing, profiles, and connection logs. That flexible setup suits users who need detailed control over protocols, traffic routes, and reusable tunnel configurations.
Features
HTTP Custom is built for users who need to assemble a tunnel rather than select a ready-made VPN location. The Home screen brings SSH, V2Ray, Psiphon, OpenVPN, and UDP Custom into one workspace, with a separate Log view for connection activity. The broader protocol set includes VMess, VLESS, Trojan, Shadowsocks, SOCKS5, HTTP proxy, WireGuard, and Hysteria2, while transport choices such as WebSocket, gRPC, XHTTP, and mKCP give experienced users more ways to match a server configuration.
Custom connection controls: HTTP request payloads, reusable tokens, SNI, DNS choices, IPv6 routing, MTU, auto-reconnect, routing presets, and optional fragmentation or noise settings let users shape the tunnel around a particular network. Per-app VPN rules can send selected apps through the tunnel while other traffic follows the normal connection. Profiles keep these combinations reusable instead of forcing users to rebuild every field each time.
Highlights
A client for your own setup. HTTP Custom does not provide a catalog of VPN servers. That makes its value clearest for users who already have a server, account, or configuration and want to control how it is used. The app can save, sort, switch, and reopen a complete setup as a configuration file, which is useful when a device needs several connection profiles.
Control that stays visible. The interface keeps download and upload status, an idle or connected state, the active address, and a live log close to the main controls. DNS changer tools, SNI support, load balancing, and Share Net extend the workflow beyond a simple connect button. Users who prefer a lighter setup can stay with one protocol; advanced users can tune routing, transports, and profile behavior as their needs change.
How to Use
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Choose a protocol. Start from Home or the drawer and select the protocol that matches the server or configuration you have. The Guide places SSH, V2Ray, OpenVPN, UDP Custom, payload, SSL/SNI, and SlowDNS options in a practical setup sequence.
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Enter the connection details. Fill in the server, account, and protocol fields, then enable a payload, SSL/SNI option, or SlowDNS only when the chosen service requires it. This keeps the profile understandable and avoids adding unrelated settings.
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Save and connect. Store the completed setup as a profile, select it from Profiles, and use the connection button on Home. The Log tab and status panel help you follow the connection state, transfer direction, and endpoint while the tunnel is active.
Useful Tips
Use Profiles when you switch between work, travel, or provider configurations; saving each setup reduces repeated entry and makes it easier to return to a known combination. When only certain apps need the tunnel, start with per-app routing and keep the rest of the device on its normal connection. If a handshake fails, compare the server’s requirements with the selected protocol, payload, DNS, SNI, and transport fields before changing several variables at once. The Guide and live log are useful reference points when a configuration is unfamiliar, while Share Net can extend a working connection to another device through a hotspot or USB.
