About
About Diodos and this site
An open-source network tool started and maintained by developer Devi766.
Background
Diodos is an open-source network tool that presents what the Clash core can do through a clean, assemblable interface, available for the desktop (Windows / macOS / Linux) and for Android.
Diodos turns the dashboard into movable cards: keep what you need, tuck the rest away. Diagnostics, route tracing and subscription usage, usually buried in submenus, sit right on the main view.
The project was started and is maintained by developer Devi766. The source lives on GitHub and versions are published as public releases.
Principles
Information before decoration
Every visual element should answer one question: what does it help you see?
Assemblable, not configurable
People decide which cards belong on their screen.
Open and traceable
Source, commits and releases are public; problems are discussed in Issues.
Restrained implementation
Tauri instead of a heavyweight runtime keeps resident resource use down.
Maintainer
Devi766
Founder and lead maintainer
Devi766
Founder and lead maintainer
Owns the architecture, the desktop and Android implementations, and the releases of Diodos. Handles issues and merges contributions on GitHub, and talks with users in the Telegram group.
Content sources
Feature descriptions, version numbers and installer details on this site are compiled from the Diodos and Diodos-Android GitHub repositories and their Releases pages; the download page and the Android channel page are updated whenever a new version ships.
Contact and feedback
Feature requests, bug reports and corrections are all welcome through these channels.
Compliance
Diodos is network client software only. It does not provide, sell or operate any nodes, subscriptions or proxy service, and it runs no routes of its own. Use it in compliance with the laws and regulations of your country or region. Content on this site is for technical reference.
See your network clearly — start with one install
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.