Clash Meta for Android is a rule-based tunnel application for Android devices.
The tool provides a mechanism for routing network traffic according to configurable rules, allowing users to direct different types of connections through different tunnels or proxies based on criteria such as domain, IP address, or protocol. It operates as a local proxy that intercepts and manages traffic flows on Android, applying rule sets to determine how each connection should be handled.
The project suits users who need fine-grained control over network routing on Android, particularly those managing multiple proxy configurations or requiring conditional traffic handling. It is designed for advanced users comfortable with rule configuration rather than those seeking a simple point-and-click proxy tool. The README does not compare this tool to alternatives.
Development activity shows consistent engagement with the codebase. The project receives regular commits addressing bug fixes and feature improvements. Pull requests are reviewed and merged at a steady pace, indicating active maintenance. Issues are tracked and addressed, with contributors responding to user reports and feature requests. The tool continues to receive updates that refine its functionality and stability.
