FlClash is a multi-platform proxy client that runs on Android, Windows, macOS, and Linux.
The tool addresses the need for a lightweight, cross-platform proxy management interface by building on ClashMeta, an open-source proxy framework. It provides a unified client experience across desktop and mobile platforms, handling proxy protocol support including Hysteria, V2Ray, and VLESS. The interface adapts to different screen sizes and follows Material You design principles, offering multiple color themes and dark mode support.
Developers should choose this tool if they need a simple, ad-free proxy client that works consistently across multiple operating systems without vendor lock-in. It suits users who want to manage proxy subscriptions through WebDAV data synchronization and prefer a Surfboard-like user interface. The project is particularly relevant for those already using ClashMeta who want a native graphical client rather than command-line management.
The project maintains active development across its multi-platform codebase, with build infrastructure supporting platform-specific compilation chains for Android, Windows, Linux, and macOS. The tool is distributed through multiple channels including F-Droid and GitHub releases, with Homebrew packaging available for macOS users. Development activity shows ongoing refinement of the user interface and cross-platform compatibility, with the codebase organized to manage platform-specific dependencies and build requirements systematically.
