wtf is nova-client?

Nova Client is a free app that lets you connect to a proxy server so your internet traffic can travel through a different network path. It is built as a streamlined fork of an existing open source proxy app called Karing, rebranded and refined under the Nova name, and it works alongside a companion project called Nova Radar that scans for clean Cloudflare IP addresses to connect through. The app runs on Android, iOS, Windows, macOS, and Linux, built with Flutter so the same codebase covers every platform. It presents your available proxy servers as a searchable list, showing each server's country and city, which protocol it uses (options include VLESS, VMess, Trojan, Shadowsocks, Hysteria2, and TUIC), how it transports data, and its current latency in milliseconds. You can search or filter that list by name, country, protocol, address, or other details. One of its features is an automatic mode that picks whichever server currently has the lowest latency, and switches to another working server on its own if the one you are using goes down. The interface supports both English and Persian, and the project states clearly that Nova is free to use and that nobody should be charging for these server configurations. The project is developed by a single named developer, distributed through GitHub Releases, the Google Play Store, and Apple's TestFlight, and is released under the MIT license. It follows a shared visual design used across other projects in the same Nova family, and the download page currently labels the Android, Windows, macOS, and Linux builds as beta versions, while iOS access runs through Apple's TestFlight beta channel rather than a full public App Store release.