SKYLUMO isn't a native app — it's a subscription link that plugs into the third-party client you already trust. Here's how to get connected.
SKYLUMO delivers a standard subscription link — plug it into any client below and connect in minutes.
Choose the client that matches your device: Clash Verge or Mihomo Party for Windows/macOS/Linux desktops, sing-box for a lightweight cross-platform core, v2rayNG for Android, or Shadowrocket for iOS.
Install it from its own official source. SKYLUMO does not distribute modified client binaries — you're always running the same open client the wider community uses.
After choosing a plan, SKYLUMO issues a personal subscription link. Paste that link into your client's subscription/profile import field — every supported client has one, usually under "Profiles" or "Subscriptions."
The client downloads the current node list from the link automatically. You don't need to add servers one by one.
Select an automatic policy group for the best latency-based routing, or browse the node list and pin a specific region manually if your use case calls for it.
Toggle the client's system proxy or TUN mode on, and you're connected. Refresh the subscription periodically so new nodes and updates reach your client automatically.
Clash Verge and Mihomo Party both offer a graphical interface with a visual node list and one-click connect toggle, which tends to be the friendliest starting point for first-time users.
Confirm you copied the full link with no line breaks, that your client is updated to a recent version, and that your device has an active internet connection to fetch the subscription contents.
No. Refreshing the subscription inside your client automatically pulls the updated node list — no manual re-entry needed.
Router-level setups are possible with cores like sing-box on supported firmware, but they require more networking knowledge than a desktop or mobile client. Check your router firmware's documentation for compatibility.