Bettbox is a multi-platform network debugging and traffic splitting client that uses the Mihomo (Clash Meta) kernel.
The tool addresses the need for a lightweight, efficient proxy client by reconstructing an earlier version of FlClash with deep optimization of interface details and practical functionality. It prioritizes smooth foreground performance with high frame rates and low power consumption in the background, aiming to provide stable long-term operation with minimal resource usage. The core approach centers on polishing every UI and functional interaction detail while maintaining strict permission controls and configuration validation across platforms.
Bettbox suits developers and users who need a proxy client that balances performance with usability across desktop and mobile devices. The project distinguishes itself through features like intelligent seamless startup and shutdown, Android sleep mode support, one-click QUIC disabling, enhanced system tray menus, and a built-in high-performance code editor for configuration management. It offers rich customization including color themes, custom icons and titles, multiple speed test animations, and widget components for real-time network monitoring. The tool maintains compatibility versions for older systems and legacy hardware, and provides JavaScript override scripts for traffic splitting UI adaptation.
Development activity shows consistent engagement with community feedback through issue evaluation and prioritization of high-quality reports. The project maintains an open-source model with transparent CI/CD processes designed to support full auditing and eliminate privacy concerns. Regular maintenance of the Mihomo kernel ensures the tool stays current with upstream features and security updates across all supported platforms.
