Support
Support requests go straight to the developers who build ChocLite.
Email
For bugs, purchases and anything private.
support@watfaq.com →Telegram group
Ask other ChocLite users and follow development.
t.me/choclite_users →GitHub
Issues with the clash-rs core itself.
ibigbug/clash-rs →
Before you write
- Check that the configuration works in another Clash client, or try the sample configuration in ChocLite.
- Reproduce the problem, then share the logs from Dashboard → Logs.
- Tell us your device, system version and ChocLite version (Settings → About).
Purchases and refunds
The Dashboard subscription is sold and billed by Apple, so Apple handles changes, cancellations and refunds.
Questions
- Does ChocLite include servers?
- No. ChocLite is a client: you add a configuration or subscription from a provider you choose. Without one, it does not provide any network access on its own.
- Which configurations work?
- Clash-compatible YAML configurations, and subscription links that return either a Clash configuration or a list of share links (Shadowsocks, VMess, VLESS, Trojan, Hysteria2, TUIC, SOCKS5).
- What is free, and what does the Dashboard add?
- Connecting, importing, routing modes, proxy groups, the traffic chart and flow map, and widgets are free. The Dashboard adds the Rules, Servers, Connections, Flows, DNS and Logs tools for US$0.99 a year.
- How is ChocLite related to Choc?
- ChocLite is the successor to Choc, from the same developer. It is rebuilt around clash-rs and available on the App Store instead of TestFlight.
- Where can I get help?
- Join the ChocLite Telegram group or email support@watfaq.com. Release notes are on the What’s new page.