Live Flight Routes: Watch your active proxy traffic fly across the globe in real-time, updating every 10 seconds.
Interactive Control: Zoom, pan, and hover over paths for instant telemetry. Supports historical audit logs.
Smart Obfuscation: Mask your precise location by randomizing your departure point across 190+ global cities.
🔍 Active Connections & Rules
Live Traffic Grid: Check which apps are consuming bandwidth, their speeds, protocols, and routing rules.
One-Click Rule Maker: Instantly add custom proxy or blocking rules for the active browser tab or process.
Instant Cut-off: Disconnect any hogging connection with a simple right-click.
📊 Real-time Dashboard
Speed Curves: High-definition, smooth graph tracking upload and download bandwidth over a 60-second window.
Leaderboards: Automatically lists your most active target domains, matched rules, and destinations.
Resource Monitoring: Track system memory footprint of both the UI and the underlying network engine.
🛠️ Built for macOS
100% Native: Built exclusively in SwiftUI for native performance. Resides quietly in the menu bar with minimal CPU and memory footprints.
TUN Enhanced: System-wide proxy integration with complete UDP/TCP capture.
No Setup Needed: Ready out of the box with automated DNS, TUN, and routing database parameters.
Video Boost: Disable QUIC protocols to prevent ISP throttling and eliminate buffering on YouTube and Netflix.
No Repeated Passwords: Authorize network helper tool installation once—never get prompted for admin passwords again.
💻 Get Started
System Requirement: macOS 15.0+ (Sequoia or later)
Installation
Download the latest ClashMac.dmg disk image from the Releases page.
Double-click the .dmg and dragClashMac.app into your Applications folder.
[!CAUTION]
Do not run ClashMac directly from the .dmg installer window, as macOS security sandbox will prevent the application from saving settings and installing system network services.
On first launch, right-click ClashMac.app and select Open. ClashMac will register its system helper tool and automatically download the correct kernel engine matching your Mac's CPU architecture (Apple Silicon or Intel).
🛡️ Bypassing Gatekeeper
If macOS blocks launching with a warning (e.g., "developer cannot be verified"), use one of these solutions:
System Settings: Go to System Settings $\rightarrow$ Privacy & Security, scroll down to find the block notice, and click Open Anyway.
Terminal Command: Run the following command in Terminal to clear the quarantine flag:
