About
FlClash is a Clash-based graphical client that hides the complexity of proxies behind a clean, approachable interface. Built for everyone β from people setting up a proxy for the first time to users who manage many servers and rules every day.
Key Features
Clean Interface
A Material You inspired layout that looks good, stays organized and never gets in the way of what you're doing.
Extensive Protocol Support
Talks natively to Shadowsocks, VMess, VLESS, Trojan, Snell, Socks5 and other protocols, so most providers work without tweaking.
Dynamic Rule Management
Point-and-click rules let you decide which traffic goes through the proxy and which connects directly.
Real-time Traffic Monitoring
Watch connections, speed and data usage update live from the dashboard.
Multi-platform Compatibility
One consistent app across Windows, macOS, Linux and Android β move between devices without relearning anything.
WebDAV Sync
Keep profiles and preferences in sync across your machines using a WebDAV server.
Why Choose FlClash?
FlClash was designed around a simple idea: proxy software should not require a manual. Where older Clash GUIs exposed raw config files and complicated menus, FlClash presents the essentials up front and keeps advanced options reachable when you need them.
Broad Protocol Coverage β because FlClash speaks the protocols virtually every provider offers, you never have to worry about finding a client that matches your subscription.
Precise Traffic Control β the mihomo-powered rule engine gives you fine-grained control, down to routing one domain directly and another through a specific node.
Health at a Glance β live usage graphs and per-node latency checks make it easy to spot problems and pick the fastest server.
Open Source & Free
FlClash is developed in the open and costs nothing. There are no ads, no premium tiers and no usage limits. Anyone can browse the code, report issues or contribute through the project on GitHub, and every release is published publicly on GitHub Releases.
Multi-platform Coverage
FlClash behaves the same wherever you run it:
- Android: A native app for phones and tablets with arm64 and armeabi-v7a builds
- Windows: Both an installer and a portable edition, so you can run it from a USB stick
- macOS: Native builds for Intel and Apple Silicon machines
- Linux: Distributed as an AppImage that runs on most common distributions
If you want proxy management that is simple, open and free, FlClash is built for you.