Ayideyia is an independent software publisher focused on building graphical user interfaces for popular network proxy cores, making complex networking tools more accessible to everyday users. Its catalog currently includes two desktop applications: GUI.for.Clash, a GUI client for the Clash proxy core, and GUI.for.SingBox, a GUI client for the sing-box core. Both products fall into the networking and internet utilities category, specifically within the proxy and traffic management space. Clash and sing-box are widely used open-source proxy engines that handle traffic routing, rule-based filtering, and multi-protocol connections, but they are traditionally configured through command-line interfaces and manually edited configuration files, which presents a steep learning curve for non-technical users. Ayideyia's clients address this gap by wrapping these engines in visual interfaces that allow users to manage proxy subscriptions, switch between nodes, monitor connection status and real-time traffic, edit routing rules, and adjust system proxy settings without touching a terminal. Typical use cases include configuring secure or region-specific network access, managing multiple proxy profiles for different environments, testing latency across servers, and fine-tuning rule sets for applications or domains. The software appeals to developers, network enthusiasts, privacy-conscious users, and anyone who relies on proxy cores for daily connectivity but prefers point-and-click management over manual configuration. By maintaining parallel clients for two of the most popular proxy engines, Ayideyia offers a consistent user experience across different backend technologies, allowing users to migrate between cores or run both tools side by side with minimal relearning. Together, the two packages form a compact but coherent product range centered on simplifying advanced network configuration for a broad audience.