Stash Proxy tool for iOS built around the Clash configuration model

Stash is a third-party rule-based proxy tool from STASH NETWORKS LIMITED. It imports Stash/Clash configuration formats and manages policy groups, rules, scripts, and overrides.

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Stash core features

A rule-based proxy client with Clash Premium configuration support.

Stash downloads

Installation files come from the project release page or App Store. Links for each system are listed in the cards below.

iOS client

Stash

Download from the App Store

Check the current version, region, and price in the App Store. This site does not provide proxy nodes or subscription services.

This site does not provide IPA installers. Refer to the current U.S. App Store page for the version, price, seller, and system requirements.

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Detailed specificationsVersion and verification
Store Availability
Currently Available on the U.S. App Store
Version
3.4.1
Release Source
App Store
U.S. price
US$5.99
Seller
Stash Networks Limited
Minimum iOS version
iOS 16.0+
Release date
2026-07-16
Verification date
2026-08-27

Connect for the First Time in Three Steps

After installing Stash, import a subscription, select a node, and enable the proxy.

01

Download and install Stash

Confirm the system version, installation source, and required permissions.

02

Import a subscription configuration link

Copy the Clash / Mihomo subscription link supplied by your provider or another link supported by the app, paste it into the client's configuration or subscriptions page, and update it.

03

Select a node and enable the proxy

Enable the proxy as prompted by the app, then choose rule, proxy, or direct mode as needed.

Stash FAQs

Before downloading and configuring the client, confirm the platform, source, subscription configuration, and basic proxy setting.

Stash supports iOS. Before choosing it, understand the differences among subscriptions, rules, the system proxy, and platform permissions.