
FlClash
If you do not depend on an old profile or a specific tutorial, start with FlClash. It is the clearer starting point for this use case.
FlClash: A good fit for multi-device users who want one familiar workflow across platforms. Clash for Android: Useful when you are following older Android Clash tutorials or keeping older profiles.
Compare FlClash and Clash for Android by platform support, maintenance status, subscription import, proxy modes, tutorial coverage and best-fit users before choosing.
| Item | FlClash | Clash for Android |
|---|---|---|
| Best for | Users who want a similar experience across desktop and Android | Android users with older Clash guides |
| Learning curve | Low to medium | Medium |
| Supported platforms | Windows / Mac / Android | Android |
| Subscription import | Common subscription imports | Subscription link and profile import |
| Proxy modes | Desktop proxy workflow plus Android VPN workflow | Android VPN mode, rule and global |
| Core / ecosystem | Mihomo | Clash |
| Positioning | Unified desktop and Android experience | Classic Android Clash client |
| Repository / store status | Active, not archived | GitHub API returned 404 |
| Releases / store page | View releases | View releases |
| Links | FlClash / Tutorial | Clash for Android / Tutorial |
| Repository | chen08209/FlClash | Kr328/ClashForAndroid |
| Public repository | Yes, public GitHub repository | Original repo is currently inaccessible |
| Open-source status | Yes, public repo with GPL-3.0 license | Public source status is currently unverified |
| License | GPL-3.0 | Currently unverified |
| Author / maintainer | chen08209 | Kr328 |
| Official source type | GitHub repository | Historical GitHub repository |
| Verification source | GitHub API, 2026-05-18 | GitHub API, 2026-05-18 |
For a new setup, start with FlClash when it matches your platform and workflow; choose Clash for Android when you rely on existing profiles, older tutorials or a specific feature.

If you do not depend on an old profile or a specific tutorial, start with FlClash. It is the clearer starting point for this use case.

Choose Clash for Android when you already use it, or when a tutorial, profile or required feature clearly depends on it.
New users should follow the default pick; existing users should check migration fit first. If you already have a related setup or a tutorial requires it, Clash for Android still makes sense.