Alternatives to FlClash
An open-source, ad-free proxy client based on Clash Meta, built with Flutter for several platforms. The listings below can replace it for an important use case. Each note says what changes if you switch.
The original
FlClash
An open-source, ad-free proxy client based on Clash Meta, built with Flutter for several platforms.
Replacements
Listings that take over the same core job as FlClash.
Clash Verge Rev
Manage proxy profiles with Clash Verge Rev on your desktop.
Clash Verge Rev is also a GPL-3.0 graphical client for a Clash-compatible core, but it runs on Windows, macOS and Linux only, without an Android app.
Hiddify
Multi-platform proxy client for WireGuard, Xray and sing-box servers.
Hiddify covers a longer protocol list including WireGuard, Xray and sing-box servers, with automatic node selection, TUN mode and subscriptions on desktop and Android.
v2rayN
A desktop GUI client for Windows, Linux and macOS that runs Xray, sing-box and other proxy cores.
v2rayN is a desktop GUI running Xray, sing-box and other cores instead of Clash Meta, available on Windows, Linux and macOS but not Android.
v2rayNG
An Android client for V2Ray and Xray proxy servers, using the Xray or v2fly core.
v2rayNG is an Android-only client using the Xray or v2fly core instead of Clash Meta, connecting to V2Ray or Xray servers and subscriptions.
sing-box
A universal proxy platform that speaks WireGuard, Shadowsocks, VMess, Trojan, Hysteria and more from one binary.
sing-box replaces the Clash Meta core with one binary covering many protocols and per-connection routing, but has no graphical interface and uses complex JSON configuration.
Similar software
Related functionality, not a direct replacement.
Xray
An open-source proxy core from Project X with the XTLS and REALITY protocols for circumventing censorship.
Shadowsocks
A fast encrypted tunnel proxy for getting past firewalls, with implementations for most platforms.
Hysteria
An open-source proxy built on QUIC, designed for speed and resistance to censorship.
3x-ui
A self-hosted web panel for running Xray-core proxy servers and managing their users and protocols.