ChocLite compared with Shadowrocket, Stash and more

ChocLite is a Clash client built on our own open-source core. Here is how it lines up with other rule-based proxy apps on the App Store, including what it doesn’t do.

ChocLite compared with five other proxy apps; the other apps’ features come from their US App Store listings
FeatureChocLiteShadowrocketStashSurgeQuantumult XLoon
PriceFree + optional subscription$2.99$5.99Free + in-app purchase$9.99$7.99
Clash configurationsYesNot listedListedNot listedNot listedNot listed
Open-source coreYesNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listed
Live flow mapYesNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listedNot listed
HTTPS decryption (MITM)NoListedListedListedListedListed
Rewriting or scriptingNoListedListedListedListedListed

Prices are from the US App Store. For the other apps, “Listed” and “Not listed” say whether the app’s App Store listing mentions the feature (checked 8 November 2026); an app may offer a feature its listing doesn’t mention. ChocLite’s optional Dashboard subscription is US$0.99 a year.

Looking for a Shadowrocket or Stash alternative?

ChocLite fits if you use a Clash configuration or a subscription link and want it to work as soon as you import it.

It shows where your traffic goes, not just how fast it is.

Its core is open source, so you can read exactly what it does.

When another app may suit you better

Choose another app if you need to decrypt HTTPS, rewrite requests or run scripts. ChocLite doesn’t do that today; the listings of Surge, Stash, Loon, Quantumult X and Shadowrocket all mention HTTPS decryption, plus rewriting or scripting.

Shadowrocket, Stash, Surge, Quantumult X and Loon are trademarks of their respective owners. ChocLite is not affiliated with or endorsed by them.