What is clashmi?

Clash Mi is a network proxy client that runs on iOS, macOS, Android, Windows, and Linux. It gives users a graphical interface for routing their internet traffic through proxy servers, which is commonly used to access content that is restricted in certain regions. The app is built by the same team behind the Karing app and is available on the iOS App Store, via TestFlight, and through direct downloads or a Homebrew install for other platforms. The app runs on the Mihomo networking core, which is an open-source proxy engine also known as Clash.Meta. The developers keep both the app and its bundled core continuously updated. For people who are not familiar with proxy configuration, the app supports subscription-based setup: a user buys a subscription from a compatible proxy service provider, pastes a link into the app, and the connection is ready to use without manually editing configuration files. For users who want more control, the underlying engine runs on YAML-based configuration files, and the app includes a built-in web dashboard called zashboard for monitoring connections and traffic. The project is open source and developed entirely in Dart using the Flutter framework, which allows the same codebase to run across all five supported platforms. System requirements are modest: iOS 15 or later, macOS 12 or later (Intel and Apple Silicon both supported), Android 8 or later, Windows 10 or later, and standard 64-bit Linux. The README is primarily written in Chinese, so some details may not be fully accessible to English-only readers. Bug reports and feature requests go through the GitHub issues page, and the project also has a Telegram group for community support.