Client comparison

Clash Verge Rev vs FlClash

What each client covers on desktop and Android, and how to use one subscription across both devices.

Content reviewed · Nov 3, 2026

Who it is for

People with both a computer and an Android phone who are not sure which client to use on each.

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Different focus: Clash Verge Rev is built around the desktop experience on Windows, macOS, and Linux; FlClash started on Android and later added desktop versions.
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Prefer Clash Verge Rev on desktop: system proxy, TUN, and profile management all live in one window, and the desktop experience is more mature.
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Pick FlClash on mobile: it routes traffic through the Android VPN permission and is one of the most comfortable Mihomo clients on Android.
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The two can be mixed: the profile format is the same, so one subscription URL imports on both; proxy groups tuned on one side work on the other.
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Different release channels: Clash Verge Rev publishes on GitHub Releases, while FlClash also publishes on GitHub but enters through its official site. Verify sources for both before downloading.

FlClash has desktop builds, but its desktop polish trails Clash Verge Rev. Verge Rev on desktop plus FlClash on mobile is the common pairing.

Clients do not sync local edits with each other. Put custom rules into the subscription itself, or apply the same edits on both devices.

Open the chosen client page and download from its official entry.