Get Started with Chuixueyun

Chuixueyun isn't a single app — it's a subscription link that works inside the proxy client you already prefer. Here's how to get connected on any platform.

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Recommended Clients by Platform

Chuixueyun subscription links are compatible with all of these third-party clients. Pick the one that matches your device.

Windows & macOS — Clash Verge

A polished desktop client with a visual node picker, rule editor, and traffic dashboard. Paste your subscription link into the profile manager and connect with one click.

Windows & macOS — Mihomo Party

A modern, actively maintained alternative desktop client with similar subscription import and node-switching features.

Android — v2rayNG

A lightweight Android client that accepts standard subscription links and lets you test node latency directly from the app.

iOS — Shadowrocket

A popular iOS client for importing proxy subscription links, selecting nodes, and managing routing rules on iPhone and iPad.

Linux & Advanced Setups — sing-box

A flexible, configuration-driven core for users who want fine-grained control over routing on Linux, routers, or headless servers.

Illustration of the subscription setup process

Four Steps to Get Connected

1. Get your subscription. Choose a plan and complete checkout through the official subscription portal to receive your personal subscription link.

2. Install a client. Pick the client that matches your device from the list above — Clash Verge and Mihomo Party for desktop, v2rayNG for Android, Shadowrocket for iOS, or sing-box for advanced setups.

3. Import your link. Paste your subscription link into the client's profile or subscription manager, or scan the QR code if your client supports it, then refresh to load all available nodes.

4. Choose a node and connect. Pick a region close to what you're trying to reach, toggle the connection on, and you're online. Node lists update automatically as routes change.

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Setup FAQ

No. Chuixueyun provides the subscription link and node infrastructure; you connect through a third-party client such as Clash Verge, Mihomo Party, v2rayNG, Shadowrocket, or sing-box that you install yourself.

Double-check that you're using a client that supports standard Clash or proxy subscription URLs. Most modern clients have a dedicated "import from URL" or "subscription" option in their settings.

Advanced users sometimes run sing-box or similar cores on router firmware or a home server, but this requires more technical setup than the mobile and desktop clients listed above.

Most clients display your current node, connection status, and traffic statistics on their main screen. If you can browse normally with the connection toggled on, it's working.