People search for a Clash Verge mobile app. Clash Verge Rev has no official Android/iOS app—desktop only (Windows/macOS/Linux). Phones can still proxy via LAN share, a same-core mobile client, or the same subscription. Skip store apps impersonating "Clash Verge."
Desktop start: getting started; safety: safe or virus; comparisons: vs other clients, alternatives.
Three options
- Allow LAN: PC already works, same Wi‑Fi—details in LAN share.
- Mobile client: per-app needs or away from the PC.
- Shared subscription: import the same URL per device (backup).
Why skip fake store apps
Unknown packages are riskier than "no official mobile build." Install desktop builds from verifiable sources (download center). A Mihomo-based mobile client for Android/iOS reuses the same subscription, so you do not need a "Clash Verge" branded phone app at all.
Acceptance and gotchas
- Phone browse → PC connections show hits (Allow LAN).
- Battery savers and per-app modes cause flaky paths.
- Phone DNS/time issues still matter (DNS).
Provider still matters
A weak subscription stays weak on mobile—choose a provider.
Pick a method by situation
| Need | Best method | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Quick browse on same Wi‑Fi | Allow LAN from the desktop | No extra app; uses PC’s mixed port |
| Proxy away from the PC | Same-core mobile client | Import the same subscription URL |
| Per-app routing on the phone | Mobile client with rules | Reuse Merge-style exceptions if supported |
For the LAN share, the phone points at the PC’s LAN IP and the mixed port:
# phone proxy settings (example)
# type: HTTP or SOCKS5
# host: 192.168.1.50 (your PC LAN IP)
# port: 7897 (your live mixed port)