About Clash Nyanpasu

Clash Nyanpasu is a cross-platform desktop client built with Tauri for managing Clash-compatible proxy profiles and their runtime on Windows, macOS, and Linux. The 2.0 release line adds a redesigned profile workflow, traffic analysis, and a customizable dashboard.

Choose a guide

Make your first connectionImport a profile, choose a proxy, and verify that traffic is routed.

Manage profiles and subscriptionsImport remote or local profiles and keep subscriptions up to date.

Choose and manage a coreCompare built-in engines and check configuration compatibility.

Choose System Proxy or TUNUnderstand how traffic enters the core and how routing modes work.

Dashboard and traffic analysisArrange widgets and inspect traffic by process, destination, and route.

Troubleshoot a connectionFollow checks for startup, profile, proxy, and permission problems.

What you can do

Import remote subscriptions and local configuration files, then choose which profile is active.
Add YAML, JavaScript, or Lua transformations to a profile and inspect generated configuration changes.
Choose proxy nodes, view delay results, and inspect connections, rules, logs, and traffic reports.
Arrange dashboard widgets for traffic, connections, proxy status, core status, and subscription information.

Feature availability can depend on the selected core, operating system, and release package. See the installation guide and the current releases for platform details.

Platform and core support

Windows macOS Linux

The app includes several core engines, each with different configuration support. The current built-in choices are Clash Premium, Mihomo and Mihomo Alpha, Clash Rust and Clash Rust Alpha, and Meow and Meow Alpha. Check core compatibility before selecting an engine for a profile.

Features

Choose proxy nodes and change routing modes from the tray menu.
Manage and update multiple stable and Alpha core builds in the app.
Apply profile transformations with YAML, JavaScript, or Lua, and manage remote providers.
Use the Material You interface and its motion effects across the main views.
Configure mixed proxy ports, including automatic selection of a free port.
Review connections, rules, logs, subscriptions, and traffic from one desktop app.

The name and icon

The name Nyanpasu comes from Nyanpasu AOSP. The project initially adopted its icon and received permission from its owners to use the name and logo. The project also acknowledges the open-source community and the projects that make its core engines and desktop app possible.

In Chinese, 喵帕斯 (Miāo pà sī) is a convenient abbreviation for Clash Nyanpasu.

The project is free and open source. Contributions and issue reports are welcome on GitHub.