Clash Mi1.0.30.1605

Clash Mi lets Mac users run Mihomo-based proxy configurations through a graphical interface instead of working directly with the core. Built with Flutter, it provides a desktop front end for Mihomo, also known as Clash.Meta, with traffic behavior driven by YAML configuration files.

Users can import a proxy-service subscription and use the included settings to get started, while experienced users can work with MetaCubeX’s recommended configurations. A built-in Zashboard web panel exposes a familiar dashboard for monitoring and controlling the Clash API. This combination suits people who want graphical control over Mihomo on a personal Mac, from simple subscription-based use to more deliberate configuration management.

Clash Mi runs on macOS 12 Monterey or later and supports both Intel and Apple Silicon Macs. The project also has editions for iOS, Android, Windows, and Linux, although this release targets macOS; it is freeware.

Version 1.0.30.1605 is the current macOS release. Its defining distinction is the pairing of Mihomo’s YAML-based proxy engine with Flutter’s interface and the bundled Zashboard panel, giving users both straightforward subscription use and access to a web-based control surface.