Proxy Workbench

Self-host

Local HTTP/SOCKS proxy checks for your own sites, with attempt history, exports, a rotating TCP gateway and API.

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Category: Network · Self-host
Cost: Free
Country: community
Licensing: FOSS
Platforms: Linux · macOS · Windows · CLI

Pros and cons

+ what works

+Target-specific checks with inspectable attempt history; MIT source, local storage, exports and a headless Docker option.

− watch out for

−Public proxies are untrusted and availability changes; the gateway handles TCP only and does not support UDP or Telegram calls.

Privacy notes

Settings and measured results are stored locally; the application needs no account and sends no telemetry. Checks still pass through public proxies that can see your IP, destination and plain HTTP traffic, so these upstreams remain untrusted. HTTPS requests verify certificates, while anonymity labels describe a measurement rather than a safety guarantee. This is a free MIT community project; the entry is submitted for its maintainer with AI assistance.

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