Developer Artur Valiev has released Everty MultiLink, a VLESS client for Windows and Android, including Android TV. The application is built using the Rust programming language, the custom EvertyUI library, and the Mihomo network core.
The software aims to provide a simplified interface for managing complex network routing. It allows users to configure specific servers for individual applications or websites, with the client running in the system tray to minimize resource usage. The application consumes approximately 40 MB of RAM during operation.
MultiLink features a local configuration transfer system. Users can share subscriptions and settings between devices, such as from a smartphone to an Android TV, by scanning a QR code within a local network. This eliminates the need for manual URL entry or external cloud services.
The developer conducted experiments with an orchestration system named ZERO, designed to automate server selection based on performance history and cost. However, comparative tests showed that simple heuristic algorithms for selecting servers with minimal latency outperformed the complex ZERO model in network routing tasks.
