Terms of Use

1. Purpose and scope

This community resource site curates information about Clash ecosystem clients, cores, and configurations for educational and technical reference only. We do not represent the developers of any software project, nor does providing download links make us the operator of that software or any third-party service.

Our guides are written for specific operating systems and software features. Interfaces, configuration support, and permission requirements vary between clients, and articles may not reflect upstream changes. Check the software's current interface and project documentation before proceeding; examples are not guaranteed to work on every device. Site content is not professional legal, security, or business continuity advice.

2. Legal use and user responsibilities

When using site resources and related software, you must comply with applicable laws and regulations where you are located, network administration policies, and the rules of your device owner and network provider. Do not use site content or related tools for unlawful purposes, including unauthorized system access, data theft, privacy violations, or disruption of network operations.

Make sure you have the necessary authorization to use the devices and networks involved, and determine whether your intended use is lawful. Before changing proxy, DNS, routing, or firewall settings, back up relevant configurations and understand how to restore them. Keep subscription URLs, access credentials, and other sensitive configuration details secure; do not post them publicly. Example domains and parameters do not indicate that this site provides the associated services.

3. Software sources and liability

Related software is provided by its respective open-source projects and maintainers. Refer to each upstream project's documentation for license terms, feature limitations, and support. We provide curated information and links, but do not guarantee continued availability, compatibility with every system, or performance and security for any particular use case.

To the extent permitted by applicable law, we are not liable for connection interruptions, configuration damage, data loss, or other losses resulting from using or being unable to use this site, its resources, or third-party software. You are responsible for assessing the risks of installation, upgrades, and importing configurations. These limitations do not exclude or restrict liability that cannot be excluded or limited by law, or affect your statutory rights.

External websites, app stores, and subscription services are managed by their respective operators. We do not control their content, fees, or privacy practices. A link does not constitute a guarantee of their services. Resolve any disputes under the terms agreed with the relevant service provider.

4. Intellectual property and open-source licenses

The names, marks, source code, and other resources of projects in the Clash ecosystem belong to their respective rights holders. We refer to these names to identify projects and describe their features; this does not imply trademark authorization, official endorsement, or any partnership. Use, modification, and redistribution of open-source software must comply with the applicable license for each project.

When quoting or reproducing original text from this site, credit the source and retain enough context to avoid misleading readers. Check the license terms separately for third-party images, documents, or code. Our curation and citations do not extend the permitted use of third-party materials or replace any authorization required for redistribution.

5. Changes to these terms and support

We may revise these terms in response to content updates, technical changes, or legal requirements. Revisions will be posted on this page, and the date at the top will be updated. Unless otherwise stated, changes apply to use from the date of publication onward. Review the current terms before continuing to use the site. Changes will not retroactively diminish rights already acquired under applicable law.

For installation or configuration issues, start with FAQs and the configuration guide, and check your software, permissions, and network settings step by step. When reporting a problem, include your operating system, the steps you took, and any error messages. Remove subscription URLs, credentials, and other personal information before posting; never share sensitive details publicly.