Client Center: From Official Download to Full Setup

This section answers one question: Which client should I download, and what should I do after installing it?

Choose by device

Device	Common clients	Typical use
Windows	Clash Verge Rev, Mihomo Party, v2rayN, Hiddify	Desktop and proxy users
macOS	Clash Verge Rev, Mihomo Party, v2rayN, Hiddify	Mac desktop users
Android	v2rayNG, Hiddify, sing-box	Android phones/tablets
iPhone / iPad	Shadowrocket, Stash, Quantumult X, Hiddify	Apple mobile users
Linux	Clash Verge Rev, Mihomo Party, v2rayN, Hiddify, sing-box	Linux desktop/server users

A desktop Clash / Mihomo GUI for managing subscriptions, routing rules, system proxy settings and TUN.

A Mihomo-based desktop GUI focused on subscription management, overrides, node selection and advanced configuration.

A desktop client supporting Xray, sing-box and other cores, suited to users who want broader protocol and core choices.

A cross-platform GUI based on the sing-box toolchain, useful for users who want a consistent client across devices.

An Android V2Ray client; the official project states support for Xray core and v2fly core.

A rule-based proxy utility for Apple platforms with subscription, rules, DNS, scripts and on-demand workflows.

An Apple-platform rule-based client with Clash Premium configuration support, rulesets, DNS, rewrites and more.

An advanced Apple network tool for custom proxy policies, DNS, rewrites and traffic inspection.

A powerful proxy core and toolchain with Project S maintained graphical clients, suited to advanced routing and DNS work.

Choose device → choose client → official download → install → get subscription → import → update → select node → set routing mode → test connection

Official download principle

Prefer official project pages, official Releases or the Apple App Store. Do not use third-party download sites as the default source.