HuaCloud is an elegant proxy subscription service built on a global edge network — pairing refined design with dependable speed for Clash, sing-box, v2rayNG, and Shadowrocket users everywhere.
Works with Clash, sing-box, v2rayNG & Shadowrocket
HuaCloud pairs a soft, considered design with the practical tools of a serious proxy subscription service.
Reach popular streaming platforms smoothly from anywhere, with routing tuned for consistent playback quality rather than one-off speed spikes.
Browse behind a virtual IP so your day-to-day activity online stays yours — HuaCloud does not build a public profile of what you visit.
Every session runs through an encrypted tunnel, which matters most on public Wi-Fi at cafes, airports, and hotels where traffic is otherwise easy to intercept.
Windows, macOS, iOS, Android, Linux, and Android TV are all supported, so one subscription follows you across your whole household of devices.
Traffic is routed across 80+ edge locations, keeping latency low whether you are gaming, in a video call, or just browsing.
Your HuaCloud subscription link drops straight into Clash Verge, Mihomo Party, sing-box, v2rayNG, or Shadowrocket — no proprietary app required.
HuaCloud started from a simple observation: most proxy subscription services are treated as plumbing, not as something worth caring about. We built HuaCloud to be the airport recommendation people actually enjoy using — fast underneath, calm on the surface.
Under the hood, HuaCloud routes your connection across a network of 80+ global edge nodes and optimized carrier lines, so the path between you and the content you want stays short even when you're far from home.
Whether you're a remote worker who needs a stable VPN node for daily calls, a traveler who wants their usual streaming library back, or simply someone who values a private connection, HuaCloud is built to disappear into the background and just work.
HuaCloud is a subscription-config service, not a walled-garden app — it hands you a clean subscription link and lets your favorite client take it from there. That means Clash Verge and Mihomo Party on desktop, v2rayNG on Android, Shadowrocket on iOS, and sing-box wherever you prefer it.
Import your Clash subscription once and every node, rule, and routing group in your plan is ready to go. Switching between a nearby low-latency node and a farther one for a specific service takes a couple of taps, not a support ticket.
Because the heavy lifting happens on HuaCloud's side — node health, load balancing, uptime — your client stays simple. You manage a subscription link, not a fleet of manually-entered servers.
HuaCloud is a proxy subscription service — a global network of edge nodes you connect to through a third-party client like Clash Verge, sing-box, v2rayNG, or Shadowrocket. You don't install a HuaCloud app; you import a subscription link into the client you already trust.
No. HuaCloud is intentionally client-agnostic. Your subscription link works with widely used third-party clients across Windows, macOS, iOS, Android, and Linux, so you keep using software you're already comfortable with.
HuaCloud supports Windows, macOS, iOS, Android, Linux, and Android TV. Popular compatible clients include Clash Verge, Mihomo Party, sing-box, v2rayNG, and Shadowrocket, among others that accept a standard subscription link.
Your traffic runs through an encrypted tunnel behind a virtual IP, and HuaCloud does not build advertising profiles from your browsing. As with any proxy subscription service, review the privacy policy for full details on what is and isn't logged.
HuaCloud is built around a global edge network specifically to minimize that trade-off — nodes are chosen for low latency, and you can switch to a different node in seconds if one route feels congested.
Our support team can help you pick a plan based on how you actually use the internet — streaming, remote work, or general browsing — and walk you through setup in your preferred client.