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Super Proxy is an Android app for connecting your device to a proxy. This guide covers setting up NodeMaven rotating residential proxies in Super Proxy, and then setting up an ISP proxy.

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Set up a rotating residential proxy

1

Download Super Proxy

Go to the Google Play Store, search for “Super Proxy”, then download and install the Super Proxy app.
Super Proxy listing on the Google Play Store
2

Add a new proxy

Launch the Super Proxy app on your device, then tap the Add proxy button in the lower right corner of the screen.
Super Proxy main screen with the Add proxy button
3

Enter your proxy details

Choose Username/Password as the authentication method, then fill in your NodeMaven proxy details:
  • Choose the SOCKS 5 protocol.
  • Enter the NodeMaven server, port, username, and password in the provided fields.
Save your profile settings in the Super Proxy app.
Super Proxy configuration with SOCKS 5 and username and password authentication
4

Start the proxy

Tap Start to activate and use your NodeMaven proxies.
Super Proxy running with the NodeMaven proxy active

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ISP proxy setup

The steps below apply to NodeMaven ISP proxies rather than rotating residential proxies.
1

Copy your ISP proxy

Copy your proxy from the dashboard under ISP proxies > My proxies > Details.
NodeMaven dashboard ISP proxies list
NodeMaven dashboard ISP proxy details panel
2

Add the proxy in Super Proxy

Open Super Proxy and tap Add Proxy, then enter your proxy details in the matching fields. The ISP proxy format is host:port:username:password.For example, an ISP proxy written as 203.0.113.10:5432:USERNAME:PASSWORD breaks down into these fields:Use the host, port, username and password from your own dashboard rather than the example values above. See ISP authentication.
Super Proxy Add Proxy screen with the ISP host and port fields
Super Proxy showing the saved ISP proxy entry