About This Project

Site Scope

This site is a reference and download hub built around the Clash family of clients. Coverage includes: installer entry points for Windows, macOS, Android, iOS, and Linux clients, step-by-step guides for importing subscriptions and choosing modes, and a troubleshooting handbook organized by symptom. We do not operate proxy nodes or provide subscription content — we only cover three things: where to get the client, how to configure it, and how to troubleshoot problems.

Open-Source Background

Clash began as an open-source rule-based proxy core written in Go. After the original core stopped being distributed, the community fork Clash Meta carried development forward and was later renamed mihomo, adding support for more protocols and rule types. Most mainstream GUI clients today — such as Clash Verge Rev and FlClash — bundle mihomo as their built-in core, and the configuration file format remains compatible with the original. Our guides and troubleshooting docs default to mihomo core behavior, with fork-specific differences noted separately where relevant.

Content Maintenance Principles

1. Download links point to each client's official release channel or app store listing, with version info checked and updated regularly.
2. Guides and troubleshooting steps are written only after being verified on real systems; screenshots and descriptions match the actual interface.
3. When a client is discontinued, the corresponding entry is marked as archived rather than silently removed.

If you notice content that doesn't match what you're seeing, check the FAQ and Diagnostics pages first — most discrepancies come from version updates, and the relevant sections are revised accordingly.

Usage Notes