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Windows

Windows 10 or later · x64 and arm64

  • System-wide tunnel via a background helper
  • System proxy mode for apps that need it
  • Tray icon, global hotkeys, start at login
  • Installer or portable ZIP

Asks for administrator once, on first connect.

macOS

Apple Silicon and Intel builds

  • Native arm64 build — no Rosetta
  • System-wide tunnel and system proxy mode
  • Menu bar control and global hotkeys
  • Install with Homebrew or the DMG

One password prompt after each update.

Linux

deb · rpm · AppImage · amd64 and arm64

  • System-wide tunnel and system proxy mode
  • Tray icon via AppIndicator, global hotkeys
  • Three package formats from one build
  • Works on any GTK desktop

Needs libayatana-appindicator3 and libkeybinder-3.0.

Android

Split per ABI · Android TV supported

  • Native VPN service — no root needed
  • Per-app routing with allow or block lists
  • Quick Settings tile to toggle from anywhere
  • Start / stop / toggle automation intents

Take the arm64-v8a build unless you know otherwise.

Via ProxyBD

iOS

iPhone and iPad — through ProxyBD

  • Served by ProxyBD, our sister brand
  • Same BDIX edge and the same transit
  • Separate account and separate billing
  • Available on the App Store

An ErrorX plan does not unlock ProxyBD.

Not sure which file to take?
On Windows, the installer is the right choice unless you specifically want a portable copy. On Android, take arm64-v8a — that covers essentially every phone made since 2017. On Linux, use .deb for Ubuntu and Debian, .rpm for Fedora, and the AppImage for anything else.
In every build

The same app, wherever you run it

Shared codebase, shared feature set. The per-platform differences above are integrations each OS offers — not features held back.

No data cap

Volume is never measured against you. Only speed and device count are capped.

Rule, Global, Direct

Route only what needs routing, everything, or nothing — one switch in the app.

Browser sign-in

Google, Facebook or Discord in your real browser. The app never asks for a password.

Encrypted config

Your server list is sealed to your account and only opened in memory, never on disk.

Live traffic view

Per-connection throughput, latency per node and an exportable log, built in.

Themes and layout

Light, dark and system, custom accent colours, and a layout that adapts to any screen.

Auto-updating config

Server changes reach installed apps on their own — nothing to re-import by hand.

Install anywhere

Your plan limits simultaneous connections, not installs. Set it up on everything you own.

ProxyBD — for iPhone, iPad and everything else

Our sister brand, running on the same BDIX edge and the same upstream transit. It supports every platform, including iOS — which the ErrorX app does not build for. ProxyBD has its own account and its own plans, so an ErrorX subscription does not carry over.

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After installing

Three steps and you're connected

No configuration file to import, no server to pick, no activation key to redeem. Everything the app needs arrives with your account.

  1. 1

    Sign in

    The app opens your browser. Sign in the way you normally do, and it hands you straight back — no code to copy, no password typed into the app.

  2. 2

    Press Start

    Your config downloads automatically and the tunnel comes up. Desktop asks for admin the first time so it can create a network interface.

  3. 3

    Confirm it worked

    Run a speed test against an international target — GitHub or a cloud region, not a BDIX server — and compare it with your number from before.