Terms of Use

1. Site Content and Scope

This site brings together download links for Clash-based clients and setup guides for Apple silicon, arm64, macOS, and iOS. It provides information and technical guidance; it is not the developer of the software projects and does not make commitments on their behalf by displaying their names, icons, or download links.

Interface labels, paths, and configuration examples in the guides reflect the scenarios described. Operating system updates, core changes, and differences between clients may make some steps outdated or inapplicable. Check the current app documentation and understand what each setting does before proceeding. Do not use example configurations in critical business environments without reviewing them.

2. Lawful Use and User Responsibilities

You must comply with the laws and regulations that apply where you are located and to your activities, as well as the rules of your network provider, organization, and device administrator. Do not use information from this site or related software for illegal activities, including unauthorized system access, data theft, distributing unlawful content, or disrupting network services.

Before operating a device, changing network settings, or connecting to a third-party service, make sure you have the necessary authorization. Get approval before changing settings on work, school, or other managed devices. You are responsible for assessing whether a service and its intended use are lawful. Educational, testing, or research purposes do not exempt you from legal obligations.

3. Third-Party Software and Disclaimers

Related software is released and maintained by its respective open-source project or app provider and is governed by its own licenses and terms of service. Third-party subscriptions, app stores, and external websites are operated by their respective providers. This site cannot control their content, fees, update schedules, or availability. Listing a link does not guarantee the quality of a service.

We make reasonable efforts to keep information accurate, but cannot guarantee that it will always be complete, up to date, or suitable for every environment. To the extent permitted by law, this site is not liable for network outages, failed configurations, data loss, or other losses resulting from using related software or reference materials. Nothing in these terms excludes or limits liability where doing so is prohibited by law.

Back up your existing settings and make sure you can restore them before changing system proxy, TUN, DNS, or routing settings. Logs, subscription URLs, and configuration files may contain sensitive information; remove credentials and personal data before sharing them. Assess risks from file syncing, third-party subscriptions, and configuration conversion against the relevant service terms.

4. Intellectual Property and Open-Source Licenses

The names, marks, code, and related works associated with Clash, mihomo, and each client belong to their respective rights holders. This site references project materials to identify software and explain technical details. This does not grant trademark rights or exclusive authorization, or imply official representation.

The terms for using, modifying, redistributing, or commercially using open-source software are set by the license accompanying the relevant project and release. A license for one core does not automatically apply to every client, icon, or document. If you reproduce original guides from this site, credit the source. Third-party materials remain subject to their own license terms.

5. Changes to These Terms and Support

We may revise these terms to reflect changes to site content or features, or to meet legal requirements. Revisions will be posted on this page, and the month at the top will be updated. The revised terms apply to relevant activity after publication and do not affect existing rights protected by law. Review this page before downloading again or making significant configuration changes.

For installation and import issues, start with the Quick Start Guide. For connection problems, subscription errors, or DNS issues, see the Troubleshooting Guide. Report app-specific bugs or licensing disputes through the official channels listed by the project. Avoid sharing personal credentials when submitting materials.