Built on Mihomo, with subscription management, rule-based routing, and TUN.
- Backup Version
- v2.5.8
- Architecture / Format
- x64 · EXE
- Project Source
- clash-verge-rev/clash-verge-rev
- System requirements
- Windows 10 / 11; EXE available for x64 / ARM64
Release source · Package architecture · File verificationBrowse popular Clash clients for Windows, macOS, Android, Linux, and iOS, with official releases, App Store listings, and verified local mirrors clearly distinguished alongside version, architecture, and checksum details.
Built on Mihomo, with subscription management, rule-based routing, and TUN.
A classic Clash desktop client that retains the legacy configuration workflow.
The original release channel is unavailable. Historical backups are for existing users only.
A legacy desktop client based on Clash Meta.
Built with Flutter, with similar interfaces on desktop and Android.
Includes Smart and Mihomo cores, with overrides and WebDAV backup.
Built with Tauri, supporting Clash Premium, Mihomo, and Clash Rust.
Stash Windows is an early-access app with its own engine. It is currently free to use; installing the system service requires administrator privileges.
Built on Mihomo, with subscription management, rule-based routing, and TUN.
A classic Clash desktop client that retains the legacy configuration workflow.
The original release channel is unavailable. Historical backups are for existing users only.
A legacy desktop client based on Clash Meta.
Built with Flutter, with similar interfaces on desktop and Android.
Includes Smart and Mihomo cores, with overrides and WebDAV backup.
Built with Tauri, supporting Clash Premium, Mihomo, and Clash Rust.
A macOS menu bar proxy client that retains the ClashX workflow.
Released by a third-party continuation, not the original ClashX project.
A legacy enhanced edition of ClashX for existing installations and configurations.
Historical mirror; original public distribution has ended.
A Mihomo-based macOS menu bar client with TUN support.
Shadowrocket also has a Mac App Store version for macOS 10.15+. The illustrated mobile tutorial covers only iOS / iPadOS.
Quantumult X also has a Mac App Store version for macOS 12.0+. The illustrated mobile tutorial covers only iOS / iPadOS.
The standalone Stash Mac app supports Intel and Apple Silicon, with stable version 4.2.1. Its Mac license is separate from an iOS App Store purchase.
Built with Flutter, with similar interfaces on desktop and Android.
A legacy Android client that supports Clash configuration imports.
The original release channel is unavailable. Historical backups are for existing users only.
A Clash Meta client for Android with subscriptions and policy groups.
Stash Android is an early-access Google Play app requiring Android 7+. No official APK is distributed, and the app includes in-app purchases.
Built on Mihomo, with subscription management, rule-based routing, and TUN.
A legacy desktop client based on Clash Meta.
Built with Flutter, with similar interfaces on desktop and Android.
Includes Smart and Mihomo cores, with overrides and WebDAV backup.
Built with Tauri, supporting Clash Premium, Mihomo, and Clash Rust.
On iOS and iPadOS, apps such as Shadowrocket, Quantumult X, and Stash are installed from the App Store and support subscriptions and rules. Most are paid apps and may require an Apple ID from outside mainland China.
A rule-based proxy app for iPhone and iPad with subscription imports.
An iOS proxy app with rules, scripts, and custom policies.
After installing, import a profile, choose a node, and then enable the system proxy, VPN, or TUN.
Run the package to install the client. On macOS, verify the source and allow the app under Privacy & Security if needed. On Android, permit installation from unknown sources.
Paste a Clash- or Mihomo-format subscription URL and refresh the profile. The client will download proxy nodes, policy groups, and routing rules. Subscription URLs may contain account identifiers or tokens, so never share them publicly or write them to logs.
Choose a proxy node in the relevant policy group, then enable the system proxy, VPN, or TUN as needed. If the connection does not behave as expected, first check Rule / Global / Direct mode, local ports, DNS, and logs.
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