For subscription providers

A setup guide you can paste in today

If you run a subscription service, your customers on iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple TV need a client. Here is a finished, translated, copy-paste guide for Rocket Proxy — written so you can drop it straight into your documentation next to whatever you already recommend. No permission needed, no agreement to sign, nothing to ask us for.

Why add us

It costs you one paragraph

We are not asking you to drop anyone. We are asking to be one more line in a list — and here is what your customers get out of it.

Your config already works

Rocket Proxy 2.0 reads Clash and Stash YAML in full — proxies, policy groups, rules, rule providers, proxy providers and DNS. Whatever you already emit for Clash works as-is. There is no new format to generate.

The Mac app is free

Notarized, universal for Apple silicon and Intel, downloaded straight from us. Customers who only need a desktop client are not blocked behind a purchase.

There is an Apple TV app

A real native tvOS client. This is one of the most common questions a support desk gets and one of the least commonly answered.

21 languages

Including Chinese, Persian, Russian, Turkish and Arabic. A customer who can read the interface is a customer who does not open a ticket.

No account, no sign-up

No email, no registration, no account of any kind. Install, paste the link, connect.

Honest import reports

If something in a config cannot be parsed, the app names it instead of silently dropping it — so a support conversation starts with a fact rather than “it doesn't work”.

36 protocols — Shadowsocks, ShadowsocksR, VMess, VLESS (including REALITY and xHTTP/H3), Trojan, Hysteria, Hysteria 2, TUIC, Snell, AnyTLS, WireGuard, AmneziaWG, OpenConnect, SOCKS5, HTTP(S) and SSH.

The kit

Copy, paste, done

The same guide in four languages. Markdown, because most documentation takes it directly — and it degrades to readable plain text if yours doesn't. Replace YOUR_SUBSCRIPTION_LINK with whatever your dashboard hands out, or leave the placeholder and let customers paste their own.

Setup instructions — English

Markdown
### iPhone, iPad, Mac & Apple TV — Rocket Proxy

Rocket Proxy imports our Clash/Stash configuration in full, including the
routing rules, so there is nothing to set up by hand.

**1. Install the app**

- iPhone, iPad and Apple TV: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6785291194
- Mac: https://jcltravels.co.uk/rocketproxy/ — free, notarized by Apple,
  runs on Apple silicon and Intel, no App Store account required

**2. Add your subscription**

1. Open the **Routing** tab, then **Configuration Files**.
2. Tap **+** to open the importer.
3. Paste your subscription link into **Subscription link**, then tap **Import**:

   YOUR_SUBSCRIPTION_LINK

4. Open the configuration that appears and tap **Activate**.
5. Go to **Servers** and pick a location — or leave the policy group on
   automatic and let it choose the fastest node for you.

**3. Keeping it current**

Turn on **Auto-update** on the configuration and Rocket Proxy refreshes the
node list on its own. **Update Now** does it immediately.

*Apple TV has no camera or file picker, so use the subscription link field —
or import on your iPhone and let iCloud sync carry it across.*

Full import guide: https://jcltravels.co.uk/guides/import.html

Optional

A one-tap button

If your dashboard already renders “import to…” buttons, you can add one for Rocket Proxy. It hands the app a config URL directly, so the customer never copies anything.

LinkWhat it does
rocketproxy://config/add/{url}Downloads and installs a configuration from {url}. URL-encode the target.
rocketproxy://add/{link}Adds a single server share link, a sub:// link, or an https:// subscription URL.
clash://install-config?url={url}The standard Clash install link. Rocket Proxy registers it too, so a button you already have can work unchanged.

HTML button

HTML
<a href="rocketproxy://config/add/https%3A%2F%2Fexample.com%2Fsub%2FTOKEN">
  Import to Rocket Proxy
</a>
Two honest caveats. A custom-scheme link only does something if the app is already installed — always show the App Store and Mac download links beside it, never instead of it. And where several installed apps register clash://, iOS decides which one opens; that is why rocketproxy:// is the one to use if you want to be certain.

Terms

What you may do with this

Use any of the text above, freely. Reword it, translate it, shorten it, put it under your own headings. You do not need to ask us and you do not need to credit us.

Link to whatever helps. The App Store listing, the Mac download, the import guide, the platform guides or the rule packs. All are public, stable URLs.

Please don't re-host the installers. Link to the App Store or to our download page, where every build is notarized by Apple and published with its SHA-256 checksum. A copy hosted elsewhere is a copy nobody can verify — and in this category that matters more than convenience.

Send us a test subscription and we'll check it. We will import it, confirm every proxy, group and rule parses correctly, and fix anything that doesn't before your customers ever see it. The offer is genuine and it costs you nothing.

We do not sell subscriptions. Rocket Proxy is a client. We run no servers and we are not competing with you for the customer.