The Kivi VPN project is an open-source project that I developed a few weeks ago as a Flutter portfolio piece.
This app functions similarly to the Android version of v2rayNG, but with a different interface and additional features such as real-time configuration of IP addresses and connection speeds.
As I mentioned, this project is open-source and publicly available, although it may contain some bugs or shortcomings that I'll strive to improve over time.
In the following sections, I will provide some screenshots of the app's interface and its features.
The top section dynamically displays the connection duration, followed by your connected network's IP address, country, and flag.
Below, you'll find a series of sections, each represented by a distinct icon, which will be explained in detail shortly.
Next, you'll see a section that provides basic configuration details for the current connection, including the configuration name, address, and sent/received data.
Finally, you'll find the power button to connect or disconnect from the VPN.
In this section, accessible from the home screen, you can measure the speed of your internet connection or the VPN you are connected to.
Here, you'll find a complete list of all the VPN servers and configurations that you've added to the app. You have the flexibility to add new servers using either the clipboard or a QR code. Each server configuration offers various options, including the ability to test its ping, edit its settings, or remove it entirely from your device's local database.
This page allows you to modify certain aspects of your configurations. Please note that this feature is currently under development and will be expanded in future updates.
This project was created as a learning exercise. If you have any ideas on how to improve it, I'd love to hear your suggestions.