SCOPE · What This Site Covers
This site organizes two kinds of content around Clash-based clients: download links for Windows, macOS, Android, iOS, and Linux builds, plus setup guides covering everything from importing a subscription to rule-based routing. The goal is to let users pick a client, install it, and get a working config done on a single page, no detours.
ECOSYSTEM · Open-Source Background
Clash started as an open-source rule-based proxy core. After the original project stopped maintenance, the community fork Clash Meta carried on development and was later renamed Mihomo, now the mainstream core. GUI clients such as Clash Verge Rev, FlClash, and Clash Plus are all built on this core, keeping compatible config formats and rule syntax. Every client covered here belongs to this ecosystem.
MAINTENANCE · How We Maintain Content
Clients listed on the download pages come only from verifiable release channels within this ecosystem, and links are updated as upstream versions change; projects that are no longer maintained are marked as archived rather than hidden. Every step in our tutorials and docs is tested on the actual platform before publishing, and steps are revised whenever the interface changes, so you won't run into outdated instructions copied from old docs.
FEEDBACK · How to Get Help
We don't provide a contact email or social accounts. For config issues, start with the categorized Q&A in the Help Center; full install and subscription-import steps are in the Setup Guide, and in-depth per-platform configuration is covered in the full documentation.
Usage Notes
Clash and its related clients are general-purpose networking tools; this site only provides software downloads and technical documentation. Use them in compliance with the laws and regulations of your jurisdiction, and take full responsibility for how you use them. This site does not provide any network access service and does not endorse any third-party node providers.