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
Processor architecture · SmartScreen · File verificationShould you choose x64 or ARM64 for Windows 10/11, and where should you get the installer? Compare clients and versions by CPU architecture, verify the release source and file checksums, and confirm the source before responding to a SmartScreen warning.
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.
Confirm the system architecture and download source before importing a configuration. For the first connection, test with the system proxy.
Open “Settings > System > About” and check System type. Intel and AMD computers generally use x64; choose ARM64 only for devices with an ARM processor.
Download the EXE, MSI, or 7Z file from the project release or verified backup identified on this page. If SmartScreen displays a warning, verify the publisher, filename, and SHA256 before proceeding.
Import your own Clash / Mihomo configuration, select a node, and enable the system proxy to test browser connectivity. Configure TUN as documented by the client only if you need to capture traffic from more applications.
Focus on processor architecture, installer source, system security prompts, and the client's maintenance status.