EAGLE VPN provides unified subscription access and client configuration delivery. This page groups practical download links for Apple devices, Android, and desktop platforms, while also showing the client families currently supported by EAGLE VPN.
Recommended clients for iPhone, iPad, and macOS with direct EAGLE VPN subscription compatibility and stable Apple ecosystem support.
A common iOS choice for subscription imports and quick onboarding with EAGLE VPN.
A modern rule-based Apple client that works well for advanced EAGLE VPN users.
An Apple-only network tool with solid subscription handling for EAGLE VPN users.
A power-user Apple client suitable for custom routing and advanced EAGLE VPN setups.
An advanced Apple client for users who want a deeper rules-based experience with EAGLE VPN.
Android clients that align well with the protocols and subscription formats supported by EAGLE VPN.
A simple multi-platform client and an easy choice for users who want fast EAGLE VPN setup.
One of the most common Android clients for importing subscription links and connecting to EAGLE VPN.
Flexible Android client for advanced users. The current Clash Meta family explicitly recognizes NekoBox-style aliases.
Official Android graphical client for sing-box. Good when you want a direct match with Sing-box style outputs.
Multi-platform Clash Meta client. The current Clash Meta handler explicitly recognizes FlClash aliases.
Windows, macOS, and Linux options for users who want full client access on laptops and desktops.
Popular Clash Meta desktop client. The current Clash Meta handler explicitly recognizes the Verge family.
Easy desktop choice with a broad protocol surface. It is a practical fit for users who want a simpler Sing-box based client.
Desktop companion to v2rayNG. The current General handler explicitly recognizes the v2rayN family.
Cross-platform Clash Meta desktop option if you want one client family shared between Android and desktop.
For macOS users who prefer the Surge ecosystem and want a premium desktop experience with EAGLE VPN.
These are code-level families detected from the current repository, separate from the recommended downloads above.
Classes found in app/Protocols show first-party output handlers for the following families.
The current build also maps multiple alias flags, including these examples.
Practical meaning: EAGLE VPN support is compatibility-driven, not tied to one single app. One protocol family can correspond to several end-user clients.
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