ShadowShare app analytics for July 27

ShadowShare is a refined toolkit for people who collect, organize, test, convert, and share proxy nodes. Instead of scattering subscription links, QR codes, node notes, and test results across different tools, ShadowShare brings the workflow into one polished workspace: browse proxy pools, convert subscriptions, test latency, save favorites, export nodes, detect links from the clipboard, and protect sensitive nodes in Private Space. Included for everyone • Browse high-anonymity and common proxy pools • Copy proxy links, create QR codes, and share nodes • Convert subscription links for popular clients such as Clash, V2Ray, Surge, Quantumult X, Loon, Surfboard, Shadowsocks, HTTP, and SOCKS • Import proxy links from subscriptions, Base64 content, or plain text • Save favorites and keep recent history • Use a multilingual interface with light and dark themes Power tools • Batch speed test for subscriptions, Base64 content, and individual links • Latency sorting and availability filtering • Batch export as raw links, Base64, Clash, or Surge format • Subscription merge with deduplication options • Clipboard detection for quick proxy import • Node tags, custom names, notes, ratings, and pinned nodes • Health monitor and smart recommendations for favorite nodes • Private Space with PIN or biometric unlock for sensitive nodes Membership experience • Remove ads for a cleaner workspace • Unlock higher favorites and history limits • Use enhanced export, subscription merge, clipboard detection, node tags, and Private Space • Access exclusive themes • Support continued development Why choose ShadowShare? • Built for node management: collect, test, tag, export, and reuse nodes with less friction • Built for subscription workflows: convert and merge sources without jumping between tools • Built for clarity: results, details, QR codes, and export actions stay easy to find • Built with restraint: practical proxy utilities without exaggerated promises ShadowShare does not provide or guarantee third-party network service quality. Node availability, latency, and conversion results may vary by source, region, network conditions, and the remote services you choose to use.