MIHOMO · OPEN-SOURCE PROXY KERNEL
Clash Meta Download Guide
mihomo client downloads
mihomo (formerly Clash.Meta) is an open-source proxy kernel: it handles rule-based routing and protocols, and has no GUI of its own. For everyday use, pick a graphical client with mihomo built in — Clash Verge Rev on desktop, Clash Meta for Android or FlClash on your phone.
- Open source & free
- All platforms
- Full tutorials
mihomo
core kernel · Windows / macOS / Linux
01Concepts
First things first: kernel vs client
Subscription / nodes
The configuration source from your provider or your own server — it tells the software which routes exist.
mihomo kernel
The command-line engine: parses the config, applies rules, forwards traffic. No interface — regular users never install it directly.
GUI clients
Clash Verge Rev, FlClash, CMFA and friends: the kernel is built in, and they manage subscriptions, node switching and proxy toggles.
Regular users only need one GUI client. Not sure which? Read the client comparison, or just go with Clash Verge Rev.
02Software
Pick the right app for you
mihomo
Core proxy kernel · command-line
The open-source proxy kernel (formerly Clash.Meta). It handles protocols, rule-based routing and DNS. No GUI — it powers the graphical clients and runs standalone on servers.
Clash Verge Rev
Desktop GUI client · best for beginners
A community-maintained open-source desktop client with the mihomo kernel built in: subscriptions, node switching, system proxy and TUN mode. For most users this is all you need.
FlClash
Cross-platform client · one UI everywhere
A Flutter-based open-source multi-platform client with the mihomo kernel. The same clean UI on Android, Windows, macOS and Linux — great if you switch devices.
More options on Android:
Clash Meta for Android
NekoBox for Android
v2rayNG
03Platforms
Downloads by operating system
04Tutorials
Latest tutorials
Clash Meta / mihomo for Beginners: The Complete Starter Guide
New to Clash Meta and mihomo? This beginner guide explains the core concepts, helps you pick a client, and walks you through your first connection.
Install Clash Verge Rev on Windows: Step-by-Step Guide
Install Clash Verge Rev 2.5.2 on Windows 10/11: handle the SmartScreen warning, import your subscription, enable the system proxy and verify it works.
Importing Subscriptions in Clash Verge Rev, FlClash and CMFA
Step-by-step guide to importing a proxy subscription URL in Clash Verge Rev, FlClash and Clash Meta for Android, plus fixes for failed imports.
TUN Mode Explained: How It Works and How to Enable It
How TUN mode captures all traffic through a virtual network adapter, the privileges it needs on each platform, how to switch it on, and how to fix it.
Intel or Apple Silicon Mac: Which Build Should You Download?
How to tell whether your Mac has an Intel or Apple Silicon chip, which download that maps to, and what happens if you install the wrong build.
Proxy Is On but Nothing Loads? Step-by-Step Troubleshooting
A layered checklist for when Clash is running but websites will not open: proxy switch, node latency, outbound mode, DNS issues and extension conflicts.
05FAQ
Frequently asked questions
How are mihomo and Clash related?
Which app should I download?
Are the clients free? What else do I need?
Are the downloads safe?
Mihomo (formerly Clash Meta) download, setup, and troubleshooting resource center
This hub connects the decisions before a download, the smallest useful first run, and the order for diagnosing failures. Start with the task in front of you and move to the matching guide.