OS-Level Network Optimizer
Engineered byMabroor Ahmad

OptiPath: The Ultimate Ping Optimizer & Game Booster for Android

Reduce ping and eliminate latency spikes in PUBG Mobile, Free Fire, and CODM. OptiPath is an OS-level local network optimizer utilizing Split Tunneling and Token Bucket QoS — all without root access.

Target Games:PUBG MobileFree FireCODMMobile Legends
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OptiPath Androidv1.0.0
ByMabroor Ahmad Mansoor• Zero Root • 100% Local
Direct Download (.APK)View on GitHub
24ms
Avg Ping
0%
Packet Loss
<1ms
Overhead
100%
Local
OptiPath Android Game Booster Dashboard
Architecture

How Local Traffic Shaping Replaces Gaming VPNs

OptiPath uses a split-tunnel VPN architecture to separate game traffic from background noise — all on your device, with zero external servers.

Split tunneling configuration for Free Fire

Manage Apps & Private DNS

Select targeted games for direct VIP bypass using Android's native addDisallowedApplication(), and toggle system-level encrypted private DNS for lowest server resolution ping.

DIRECT VIP

How Packets Flow

BYPASSES tun0

Game traffic → Physical Wi-Fi/5G Radio → Server

Split Tunnel Boundary
THROTTLED in tun0

Background → tun0 Virtual Interface → Token Bucket QoS → Delayed

Token Bucket QoS

A custom Global Token Bucket algorithm forces all non-gaming background traffic (updates, cloud backups, syncs) into the local tun0 interface. These packets are intentionally delayed, keeping the hardware queue empty for your game.

85%
Throttled
15%
Allowed
0ms
Game Delay
Diagnostics

Fix Lag in PUBG Mobile & Free Fire

Real-time diagnostics and network intelligence. Track internal IP, signal strength, and auto-detect 2.4GHz congestion to maintain lowest ping.

Internal IP
10.0.0.2
Signal Strength
-57 dBm (Good)
Frequency
5GHz
Link Speed
866 Mbps

2.4GHz Congestion Detected

Switch to 5GHz for optimal gaming performance. OptiPath detected interference from 12 neighboring networks on the 2.4GHz band.

MTU
1500
DNS
1.1.1.1 / 8.8.8.8
Network diagnostics showing low ping for PUBG Mobile
Telemetry

Offline-First Analytics

Session stats, ping tracking, and playtime stored locally in SQLite and synced securely to Firebase Firestore when your network stabilizes.

OptiPath Profile page with offline-first analytics, ping stability tracking, and session history
24ms
Avg Ping
4h 32m
Playtime Today
7
Sessions
1.2M
Packets Optimized

Ping Stability Comparison

320ms160ms24ms
With OptiPath
Without
Offline-First Storage
SQLite locally → Firebase Firestore sync when stable
Cloud & Authentication

Firebase Auth & Cloud Sync

One-tap authentication to sync your VIP game lists and latency analytics across devices, with instant cloud rules and CMS updates.

Secure Gamer Profile

Powered by Firebase Authentication

Sign in seamlessly to preserve your custom app bypass lists, private DNS profiles, and historical telemetry stats when switching devices or reinstalling.

Google One-TapEmail & PasswordEnd-to-End Encrypted

v2.1 Released — IPv6 Preview Support

NEW

Sep 5, 2026

DNS Server List Updated

AUTO-SYNC

Sep 3, 2026

New Game Added: Valorant Mobile

GAME

Sep 1, 2026

Cloud CMS Rules
Auto-synced from Firebase Realtime Database
LIVE
OptiPath Authentication Tab showing secure gamer profile login with Firebase
FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about how OptiPath works and why it's different from traditional VPNs.

No. Traditional VPNs route your data to a server in another country. OptiPath creates a local VPN interface on your device solely to manage traffic speeds. Your data never leaves your device to go to our servers.
No. OptiPath uses Android's official VpnService API to intercept and shape traffic, which works on standard, unrooted devices.
Ping spikes often happen when background apps (like cloud backups or app updates) suddenly use your bandwidth. OptiPath catches background traffic and slows it down, reserving your device's full network capacity for your game.
Currently, the custom packet parsing engine is optimized for IPv4 traffic to ensure maximum stability and lowest overhead. IPv6 support is planned for a future update.
No. Because OptiPath does not route your traffic to external servers, your IP address and geographical location remain exactly the same.