Terms of Use

Service Nature and Content Scope

This website (clash-builds.com) is an unofficial information hub for open-source clients in the Clash ecosystem, providing download links, documentation, and configuration references for clients on various platforms. All client software mentioned on this site is developed and maintained independently by its respective open-source project team. This site is not involved in the development, compilation, signing, or distribution of any client software and holds no distribution authorization for any client.

All content on this site is provided solely to help users understand the basics and configuration methods of open-source network tools. It does not constitute a recommendation or endorsement of any software, third-party service, or commercial product. Before downloading, installing, or using any related software, users should read the official documentation and license terms of the corresponding project themselves.

Compliant Use Requirements

When users visit this site and use its download links or tutorial content, they are responsible for ensuring that their actions comply with the laws and regulations of their country or region, including but not limited to rules on cybersecurity, personal information protection, and telecommunications service management. Using this site's content for any illegal or infringing purpose is prohibited, including but not limited to:

• Using related software to engage in activities that endanger cybersecurity or disrupt network order;
• Infringing upon others' intellectual property, privacy rights, or other lawful rights and interests;
• Using this site's content for commercial resale, false advertising, or other improper purposes.

Any legal consequences arising from a user's own conduct are the sole responsibility of that user. This site provides no assistance, guarantee, or endorsement of any kind in such cases.

Disclaimer

The client software displayed on this site is provided by various open-source projects. Its availability, stability, and security are the responsibility of the maintainers of the respective projects. This site makes no express or implied warranties of any kind. Users should assess the risks of downloading and using related software on their own and bear any resulting consequences themselves.

This site is not liable for any direct or indirect losses caused by downloading, installing, configuring, using, or being unable to use related software—including but not limited to data loss, device failure, business interruption, or third-party claims. Third-party services such as subscription services, node services, and cloud services are operated independently by their respective providers and have no association with this site. Any transactions, disputes, or conflicts between users and third parties shall be resolved between the parties themselves.

Intellectual Property

The layout, text, and original graphics on this site are owned by this site and may not be reproduced in whole or in part for commercial purposes without permission. The client names, logos, trademarks, and software itself mentioned on this site are the intellectual property of their respective open-source projects and rights holders, and are governed by their respective open-source licenses (such as GPL-3.0, AGPL-3.0, MIT, etc.).

When users download and use related software, they must also comply with the license terms of the corresponding project. This site does not modify, package, or redistribute any open-source project, nor does it claim any rights to these projects.

Changes to These Terms

This site may revise these terms from time to time due to changes in laws and regulations, shifts in the open-source ecosystem, or operational needs. The revised terms take effect from the date they are published on this page, and significant changes will be highlighted prominently on this page. Continued use of this site after the terms are updated constitutes acceptance of the revised terms.

If you have questions about these terms or the content on this site, please refer to the FAQ and the Getting Started guide for relevant explanations.