What is this?
This is a Chinese-language navigation page that aggregates official download links, backup mirrors, and tutorials for various Clash-based proxy clients (FlClash, Clash Verge Rev, ClashMi, ClashX, Shadowrocket, etc.) across Windows, macOS, Linux, Android and iOS.
Is this an actual Clash client, or just a list of links?
It is just a curated table of links to other projects' official repos, backup mirrors, and setup tutorials; this repo itself contains no client code.
How do I pick a client to use?
Browse the comparison table and follow the beginner recommendations: FlClash or Clash Verge Rev for Windows/macOS, Shadowrocket for iOS, and FlClash or Clash Meta for Android on Android.
Does it matter if a client is marked discontinued?
Yes — discontinued (🔴) clients can't keep up with newer protocols, which can make nodes stop working, so the guide recommends switching to an actively maintained (🟢) alternative.
Which clients work on iOS?
ClashMi, Hiddify Next, Karing and Sing-box all list iOS support in the comparison table, plus App Store-only alternatives Shadowrocket and Surge for iOS.
What are the ORYMI and 星链加速 services mentioned here?
They are paid proxy/VPN subscription services advertised with referral discount codes, unrelated to the open-source Clash clients listed in the table.
Can I use Clash on my router?
Yes, the guide recommends OpenClash (an OpenWrt plugin) or PassWall2 for whole-home proxy deployment on routers.
Where do the download links actually point to?
Each client row links to its official GitHub repo, or a backup mirror if the official source disappeared, plus a separate tutorial link; store-only apps (Surge, Shadowrocket) link to the App Store instead.
How are maintained vs abandoned clients marked?
A green dot (🟢) marks actively maintained clients and a red dot (🔴) marks discontinued ones, so you can quickly avoid picking an outdated client.
What are similar projects?
panda-vpn-pro, BPB-Worker-Panel, hiddify-app, v2rayfree, fanqiang, edgetunnel, ClashMetaForAndroid, V2rayU