wtf is clash?

This repository is a navigation and download index for Clash-based network proxy clients. Clash is a rule-based proxy tool widely used in China to route internet traffic through different servers, which allows users to access services that are otherwise blocked. This repo does not contain the original Clash software itself, instead, it collects download links and tutorials for the many different client apps built on top of Clash. The README lists more than a dozen clients organized in a table, with columns showing which operating systems each one supports: Windows, macOS, Android, iOS, and Linux. Some clients are still actively maintained and marked in green, while others have stopped receiving updates and are marked in red. For discontinued clients, the repo provides backup download links so users can still find older versions. The page also offers recommendations for beginners. Windows and macOS users are pointed toward FlClash, iOS users toward Shadowrocket, and Android users toward FlClash or Clash Meta for Android. More advanced users looking to set up proxy routing on a home router are directed to OpenClash or PassWall2. The README is written almost entirely in Chinese, which reflects its primary audience. Beyond the client table and recommendations, it also includes promotional links for two paid VPN subscription services, suggesting the repo has some commercial affiliation with those providers. In short, this is a reference page rather than a software project. It serves as a starting point for someone who wants to use a Clash-compatible client and needs to know which one to download, which platforms are supported, and where to find setup guides.