About
FlClash is an open source, GUI-based proxy client for the Clash ecosystem. It focuses on usability: connect a subscription, pick a server and let sensible defaults handle the rest β while keeping deeper controls close at hand for those who want them.
Key Features
Clean Interface
A modern Material You interface that balances clarity and customization, so new users feel at home quickly.
Extensive Protocol Support
Native support for Shadowsocks, VMess, VLESS, Trojan, Snell, Socks5 and HTTP(S) β no plugin hunting needed.
Dynamic Rule Management
Create and manage routing policies visually, with real-time control over what the proxy handles.
Real-time Traffic Monitoring
A live view of connections, speed and data consumption helps you stay on top of your network.
Multi-platform Compatibility
Android, Windows, macOS and Linux share the same codebase and a consistent look.
WebDAV Sync
Use WebDAV to keep your profiles and preferences consistent on every device.
Why Choose FlClash?
FlClash exists to make Clash approachable without dumbing it down. The interface guides beginners through setup, while advanced users can still shape routing precisely.
Protocol Agnostic β whatever your provider hands you, from Shadowsocks to WireGuard, FlClash likely supports it natively, which makes vendor lock-in a non-issue.
Thoughtful Routing β built on Clash Meta (mihomo), FlClash gives you predictable, controllable traffic paths with minimal effort.
Observability β traffic panels and latency tools turn opaque networking into something you can see and verify.
Open Source & Free
FlClash stays true to its name: open source, free of charge and free of ads. Development happens in public on GitHub, and official builds are published on GitHub Releases for anyone to download and audit.
Multi-platform Coverage
Consistency across all your devices is a first-class goal:
- Android: Native support for arm64 and armeabi architectures
- Windows: Installer and portable variants for any workflow
- macOS: Runs natively on Intel and Apple Silicon (ARM)
- Linux: AppImage builds compatible with mainstream distributions
If you value simple, free and honest proxy software, give FlClash a try.