Good for Multi-device Users
Best for users who switch between Windows, Mac and Android, with similar interface and profile logic across devices.
View setup tutorialFlClash Download and Setup Guide
FlClash is a cross-platform Mihomo client with a consistent interface across desktop and Android. It is useful when you want one familiar workflow on multiple devices.
Who FlClash Fits Best
It is useful when you want one Mihomo-style workflow across desktop and Android. Confirm package type, system permissions and subscription compatibility before setup.
Choose the Right Package
Use the Windows amd64 setup, choose Intel or Apple Silicon on Mac, and usually pick arm64-v8a APK for mainstream Android phones.
Package selection guideAndroid Needs VPN Permission
On Android, the first proxy start will request VPN permission. This is required for mobile traffic handling and usually does not require root.
VPN permission guideDownload options
After-download notes
- Choose desktop packages by system; on Android, most modern devices use the arm64-v8a APK.
- Android needs VPN permission before it can route traffic; desktop builds should import and update the profile first.
- If you use multiple devices, confirm your subscription device or concurrent-connection limits.
Quick start with FlClash
The workflow is similar across clients: get the client, copy a private subscription URL, import it as a remote profile, select a node or proxy group, then choose a suitable proxy mode.
Get the client
Use the download area above or the release page, then choose the installer for your system.
Install and open
Follow the operating system prompts. On macOS, Android or Windows, review security prompts before allowing the app.
Import subscription
Open Profiles, Subscriptions, Remote Config or the equivalent entry, paste the subscription URL and update the profile.
Select a node
After the profile updates, choose a node or proxy group based on latency, region and your current scenario.
Enable proxy
Enable system proxy, VPN or the connection switch, then test whether traffic follows the expected route.
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