Skip to content

ZeroTrace Proxy

ZeroTrace Proxy

A desktop toolkit for working with proxy lists — parse, check, extract, benchmark, and inspect proxies, then build auto-chains and rotators that run as local proxy servers, all on your own machine.

ZeroTrace Proxy

ZeroTrace Proxy is a desktop proxy workbench. It takes the raw, messy proxy lists you collect and turns them into something you can trust and use: it cleans and parses them, tests which ones are alive and how anonymous they are, measures their speed, and scores their quality. From there it can assemble working multi-hop chains and set up rotators that run as local proxy servers your own tools can point at.

The workbench is local-first. Your proxy lists, your saved chains and rotators, and your results stay on your machine. The only traffic that leaves your computer is the proxy tests and lookups you choose to run.

One window, from raw list to running server

Every tool lives on its own page and a fuzzy command palette jumps you to any of them by name. The same window that checks a list can turn the survivors into a live, auto-healing proxy endpoint on your machine.

A sibling of ZeroTrace OSINT

Proxy shares the same workbench shell as ZeroTrace OSINT — the same window, command palette, keyboard-first feel, AI assistant, and licensing model — narrowed to proxy work. If you already use OSINT, Proxy will feel like home.

Authorized use only

ZeroTrace Proxy is a tool for legitimate network, privacy, and security work. Only route traffic through infrastructure you are authorized to use, and stay within the law and your engagement's scope. You are responsible for how you use it.

Command Palette

Search for a command to run...