Official Site and Manual

About This Site

This is the official Shadowrocket site and manual, with device-specific guidance on downloads, first-time setup, importing existing subscriptions, and rules. “For Windows” in the site name identifies this site; the content covers iPhone, iPad, Mac, Windows, Android, and Linux.

Get Shadowrocket for iPhone and iPad from the App Store for a one-time $2.99 purchase. The Mac, Windows, Android, and Linux versions are free. Mac downloads are available for Apple silicon and Intel; downloads for other platforms are provided at /dl/ on this site. Choose your device on the download page, then follow the installation and security prompt instructions.

For iPhone and iPad, check the App Store page for system requirements. On the App Store product page, verify the official icon, developer Shadow Launch Technology Limited, and app ID 932747118.

Content Updates

Interface Testing and Step-by-Step Checks

The manual is based on hands-on testing of the current interface and keeps labels such as Config, Subscribe, and On Demand in their original form. Follow the prompts shown on your device for system permissions and App Store details. Back up your configuration before making changes, change one setting at a time, and verify the result.

If a step differs or you have connection issues, start with the FAQ, then check the procedure in the getting started guide. Keep subscription links, passwords, and server credentials private while troubleshooting.

Service Scope and Responsibilities

Using Existing Configurations Responsibly

This site does not provide, sell, or recommend proxy servers or subscriptions. Tutorials assume you already have your own subscription or server details. A one-time app purchase does not include a proxy service; the app price does not cover connectivity.

Make sure you are authorized to use your configuration and server, and comply with local laws and the requirements of the network you use. This documentation explains procedures and concepts but does not guarantee the availability of any particular network, server, or third-party service.