Processor architecture · APK source · VPN permissionsCompare Android Clash clients and APKs by version, arm64-v8a or universal architecture, file size, maintenance status, source, permissions, and setup.
Built with Flutter, the Android app uses an interface similar to the desktop version and relies on ClashMeta for rules and connections.
Verify the APK source before installing, and review the system VPN and background-execution permissions.
A discontinued Android client that can import Clash profiles, mainly for older devices and legacy APK use.
Before installing, confirm the APK source, package name, and Android system requirements.
A Clash Meta client for Android with Meta-core protocols, rules, and policy groups.
Before choosing it, check the subscription format, Android version, and protocols you need.
Verify the APK architecture and source, and grant only the permissions needed for installation, VPN access, and background activity.
Most recent Android phones can use the arm64-v8a build. If you cannot determine the architecture, choose the universal package provided by the project. Do not install repackaged APK files from unknown sources.
Temporarily allow the current browser or file manager to install unknown apps when prompted. After installation, turn off that permission and verify the app name, package name, and version.
Import your own configuration, select a node, and approve the system VPN request on the first connection. If the connection drops in the background, check battery optimization, background activity, and notification permissions.
Focus on the APK source, CPU architecture, VPN permission, and background activity restrictions.
