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Redoubtline

One domain, three connection states, three different paths

Not connected, smart routing, global proxy — the same domain takes a different lookup path and a different traffic exit under each of the three. Redoubtline lays out the whole chain rule by rule, and lets you change the verdict directly.

Resolution and routing under the three connection states
StateDNS resolutionTraffic exit
Not connectedSystem resolver · plaintextPhysical interface
Smart routingDirect or proxied resolver · encryptedDecided rule by rule: direct / proxy / blocked
Global proxySame as smart routingEverything outside the reserved rules goes through the proxy

Resolution security

DNS leak test report: tunnel takeover status and resolver encryption status

Encrypted DNS, two resolvers

Domain lookups go out over DoH, so no third party can read what was resolved. The direct and proxied resolvers are configured independently: pick a preset, or enter an address of your own.

DNS leak test

The tunnel takes over domain resolution completely, so lookups cannot escape around it. The test checks tunnel takeover and resolver encryption separately.

Routing transparency

Domain route lookup: three connection states side by side, one of them expanded to its reasoning

Domain route lookup

Enter any domain and see the lookup path and traffic exit under all three connection states side by side on one screen — then pin it to direct, proxy or blocked right there.

Live connections

Active connections grouped by domain, showing the exit, the traffic so far and the rule that matched, in real time. The data stays in memory and is cleared when you leave the page.

Under your control · Runtime transparency

  • Custom routing rules

    Pin a domain suffix, keyword or IP range to direct, proxy or blocked. Custom rules take priority over the built-in rule sets.

  • Routes

    Routes and their parameters are delivered in full and are identical for every user. When an entry address changes, the app switches over and reconnects on its own.

  • Two independent log channels

    Connection logs and DNS query logs switch on separately. Both are off by default, and switching one off clears it.

  • Network and connectivity

    Nine facts about the current network — link type, resolvers, egress IP and more — on one screen, plus an on-demand reachability test against common sites.