A client, not a service
Stealtify provides no servers and sells no subscriptions. The user brings your subscription and the client connects to it.
You sell subscriptions, we build the client. Stealtify does not compete with you for traffic and provides no servers: the user installs the client, imports your subscription from one link and gets going.
If you landed here directly, this is what you need to know about Stealtify before evaluating it as the client for your subscribers.
Stealtify provides no servers and sells no subscriptions. The user brings your subscription and the client connects to it.
SOCKS5, HTTP CONNECT, SSH, VLESS (Reality, XTLS-Vision), VMess, Trojan, Shadowsocks, AmneziaWG. The list is closed.
App rules and domain rules sit side by side and toggle with a single tap, with no JSON editing. That is the difference your user actually feels.
Runs on the system VpnService API. Phones and Android TV boxes get separate apps, sharing the same subscriptions.
The app collects and sends no activity data. Configurations stay on the device and keys live in the Android Keystore.
A proprietary product under an EULA, distributed as an APK plus an in-app update channel. The interface is Russian only for now.
Panels and services selling VLESS, Trojan and AmneziaWG subscriptions — and tired of walking every new customer through configuring v2rayNG across twelve screenshots. The harder the first run, the more refunds and support tickets you get for no reason at all.
Instead of "install one of five clients depending on your device" — one recommendation and one guide for every Android customer.
The user taps a link in their dashboard and the whole subscription configuration is pulled in, with no parameters copied by hand.
Setup comes down to an import and a single rule, so the usual first-run questions never reach support at all.
You know what your customer sees: the same rules screen, the same steps. Write the guide once instead of rewriting it after every third-party client update.
Subscription import runs over a deep link: the user taps a link in your panel, Stealtify opens and pulls the configuration in. No dedicated integration is needed on your side — the formats are the standard ones you already hand out.
Subscription links carrying a list of servers work too: the client takes the whole list rather than one server at a time. If your panel already issues those links, nothing changes on your side.
The client connects only to the eight transports it supports: SOCKS5, HTTP CONNECT, SSH, VLESS (Reality, XTLS-Vision), VMess, Trojan, Shadowsocks, AmneziaWG.
Embed it in the dashboard or in the post-payment email so the user downloads the client without going off to look for it.
App icons and screenshots in publishable form — for your "getting started" page and the cards inside your panel.
A few ready-made paragraphs to drop into your dashboard and your support replies, instead of a twelve-screenshot walkthrough.
Like the section on what the client itself does not do, this is an honest list of Inside's limits, stated upfront so the panel does not discover them only after integrating.
Stealtify provides no servers and sells no subscriptions: the user brings them — that is, your customer, who already has a subscription.
The client runs on Android 10 and up (API 29+) with the arm64-v8a architecture. It will not install on 32-bit devices or older Android versions; there is no iOS or desktop version.
Android allows only one active VPN connection at a time — a platform limit, not a choice the client makes. Stealtify will not run alongside another VPN that is already on.
The app's interface is available in Russian only; there is no English version.
The client connects only through eight transports: SOCKS5, HTTP CONNECT, SSH, VLESS (Reality, XTLS-Vision), VMess, Trojan, Shadowsocks, AmneziaWG. If you sell configurations outside these eight, Inside will not fit.
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