Diodos
Built on the Clash core, Diodos brings nodes, subscriptions, connections and diagnostics together in one tidy app — with the same design language on desktop and Android. You cannot manage what you cannot see.
Diodos
Rule mode
System proxy · ON
0.3.5 Alpha
Released 2026-10-20
Release notes4
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Open source
GitHub repositoryAll source, commits and release notes are public on GitHub.
Routing rules and policies run on a mature core; the UI focuses on clarity.
Built with Tauri. Installers land in the 35–50 MB range, with no bundled runtime.
Simplified Chinese, English and Traditional Chinese, with locale-aware dates.
Features
From subscriptions to routing, from latency tests to route tracing, Diodos keeps the everyday and the occasional within reach.
The dashboard is an assemblable card workspace: preview the layouts each card supports, add what you need, then drag to reorder. Standard half-width and full-width cards share the same height, while extra-large cards leave room for charts and lists.
Diodos hands connections and routing to the Clash core. Rules, proxy groups and policies are enforced by the core — the interface exists so you can see and steer them.
Import a full profile or a partial fragment: YAML or JSON files, single node links and Base64 subscriptions. The subscription card shows usage in a tilted progress ring, with expiry details only when they are actually available.
Test common streaming and AI services individually, retest a single service straight from its row on the card, or open the full diagnostics panel for the complete report.
A dedicated tracing page with target input, probe controls, a rotatable globe, per-hop statistics and report copying.
The system proxy and TUN switches live in one network-control card, next to a redesigned proxy-mode selector and an IP card that separates direct from proxied connections.
Dashboard
A workspace you can reassemble: half-width, full-width and extra-large cards, drag to reorder, and it still looks the way you left it.
Traffic, connections, subscriptions, diagnostics and IP are separate cards.
See which layouts a card supports before it joins the dashboard.
Order and enabled state persist across sessions.
Diagnostics
Streaming, AI services, connectivity and route paths — retest one item, or run the whole report at once.
Illustrative results; the in-app check is authoritative
Per-hop latency · packet loss · node location
Core capability
Diodos does not invent protocols. Whatever the core supports can be loaded and switched — what you can actually use depends on your profile and subscription.
Protocol support depends on the Clash core and your own configuration.
Getting started
Pick the package for your platform and chip, then install it.
Drop in a YAML or JSON file, paste a node link, or add a Base64 subscription.
Choose a proxy mode; enable TUN only when you need system-wide capture.
FAQ
Free and open source, with builds for Windows, macOS, Linux and Android.
This is an Alpha release. Things move quickly — feedback on GitHub or Telegram is welcome.
