AntiDetect Router

A virtual router is a software router deployed on a VPS. Unlike a regular proxy client, it works as a full-fledged network node between your devices and the internet.

When you connect to a proxy directly from your computer, websites see telltale signs: timezone mismatch, system language, WebRTC leaks, specific DNS responses. All of this reveals the use of IP spoofing tools.

A virtual router solves this problem: your device "thinks" it's on a regular network, while all masking happens at the router level. Network fingerprints become indistinguishable from a real user in the target location.

✗ Regular Proxy Client

• Proxy adapter visible in system

• WebRTC can leak real IP

• DNS requests can bypass proxy

• Timezone/language don't match IP

✓ Virtual Router

• Device sees regular network

• WebRTC shows router IP

• All DNS goes through router

• Natural network fingerprints

Kill Switch

Complete traffic blocking on connection drop — not a single leaked packet

Smart DNS

DNS automatically follows the active tunnel — no DNS leaks

Policy-Based Routing

Flexible traffic routing through different proxies/tunnels

Double-Hop

Tunnel chains: your devices → router → external proxy

Passwall + Xray

Built-in support for Passwall, Xray-core, sing-box

One-Click Setup

One script deploys everything: certificates, OpenVPN, nftables

OpenWrt 24.10.x

Base OS

OpenVPN

Road-warrior server

Passwall

Proxy GUI

Xray-core

Proxy engine

nftables

NAT & PBR

dnsmasq

DNS resolver

Proxy

Proxies for router outbound connection

Is it really free?

Yes, AntiDetect Router is completely free and open-source under MIT license. You can use, modify and distribute the code without restrictions.

What VPS do I need?

Any VPS with OpenWrt 24.10.x (x86_64). We recommend at least 1GB RAM. DigitalOcean, Vultr, Hetzner and other providers supporting custom images will work.

Why is this better than a regular proxy?

A virtual router creates natural network fingerprints. Your device doesn't know about the proxy — it's just connected to a "regular" network. This eliminates WebRTC leaks, timezone mismatches and other markers.

Can I use my own proxy provider?

Yes. The router supports any proxies via Passwall, as well as Xray, sing-box and other protocols. Configure the outbound connection in LuCI.

What if something breaks?

Use the /usr/sbin/rw-fix command — it's a "panic button" that restores routing and DNS. You can also ask questions in the Telegram community.

Where can I get help?

In the Telegram community @antidetect or Discord. Note: this is a free open-source project, support is community-based.