Routing rules

Open Routing → Rules to manage the rules Xray applies to each connection. Rules are checked top to bottom, and the first match wins.

Built-in rules

A fresh install includes:

• Bypass Russian domains and IPs (on): .ru, .su, .рф, geosite:category-ru and geoip:ru go to direct.
• Block ads (off): geosite:category-ads-all goes to block.

Toggle them, edit them, or use Reset to default from the menu.

Writing a rule

Field	Example	Notes
Outbound tag	proxy, direct, block	Where matching traffic goes.
Domains	domain:example.com, geosite:google	Comma-separated, in Xray’s domain syntax.
IPs	geoip:ru, 1.2.3.0/24	Comma-separated CIDRs or geoip lists.
Port	443 or 1000-2000	A single port or a range.
Protocols	http, tls, quic, bittorrent	Leave empty to match everything.

Match mode decides how filled fields combine:

• All conditions (AND) keeps everything in one Xray rule. Traffic must match every filled field.
• Any condition group (OR) turns each filled field into its own Xray rule. Traffic can match any one of them.

Caution

A rule with no conditions matches all traffic, so no rule below it is ever reached. The editor warns you before you save one.

Geodata

The APK bundles current geoip.dat and geosite.dat from v2fly, so a new install can connect without downloading anything. Settings lets you update them or point to custom download URLs.

Provider-managed routing

A subscription can supply its own routing, including custom geodata URLs. With Routing policy set to Subscription provider, those rules are applied and updated automatically. Rules are labeled Subscription-wide, Profile-specific or Custom. Editing a provider rule offers to switch to manual mode.

If the provider’s geodata can’t be downloaded, the app runs in compatibility mode and skips the rules that need it. Tap the banner to retry.