Disclaimer

1. Purpose and scope

This site provides guidance on verifying the genuine app, getting started, importing an existing subscription or server details, setting up rules and routing, and troubleshooting. Shadowrocket is a paid, closed-source app for Apple platforms. This manual focuses primarily on iPhone and iPad. For compatible devices and system requirements, refer to the App Store listing.

The instructions explain client features; they do not guarantee suitability for any particular network environment, server availability, or business use. Users are responsible for complying with applicable local laws and ensuring they have permission to use the relevant networks, servers, and configuration details.

2. Tutorial accuracy and interface changes

Tutorials reflect the interface and functionality that could be verified when they were written. App updates, system changes, device differences, and display settings may affect menu locations, prompts, and the order of steps. Interface labels such as Home, Config, and Global Routing are kept in English; explanatory text does not replace the labels shown in the app.

We make reasonable efforts to verify the guidance, but cannot guarantee that every detail will always be complete, current, or suitable for every environment. If a page differs from the app, pause any uncertain action and check your current settings. Do not assume a configuration is working based on an example alone. Later revisions may change steps or explanations; a page revision does not mean the app has been updated.

3. Network services and configuration responsibility

This site does not provide, sell, or recommend servers or subscriptions. Import instructions assume you already have your own subscription or server details. A one-time purchase of the client does not include a network service plan. Buying the app grants the right to use the client; it does not provide server access or ongoing network service.

Server availability, subscription validity, data limits, and terms of service are determined by the relevant provider. Our troubleshooting advice does not replace that provider’s documentation. Before changing Config, DNS, rules, or On Demand settings, back up a working configuration and record the original settings. Example domains and rules illustrate syntax only; do not apply them to your configuration without checking them first.

Keep subscription URLs, credentials, and configuration files secure. Remove sensitive information before sharing screenshots or troubleshooting details. Handle connection interruptions caused by configuration mismatches, server issues, or changing network conditions according to their specific cause.

4. Purchase details and external links

The only way to get Shadowrocket is through the App Store. Before purchasing, verify the official app icon, the developer name Shadow Launch Technology Limited, and app ID 932747118. Our purchase guide helps identify the app but does not replace the App Store transaction page. Check the App Store listing for the price, local currency, availability, system requirements, and applicable purchase terms.

Links to the App Store are provided for convenient verification. External page content, availability, and transaction handling may change and are outside this site’s control. Review the applicable terms and privacy information on external pages. Payments, restoring purchases, and refund requests are handled through the relevant App Store processes.

5. Limitation of liability and checking issues

To the extent permitted by applicable law, this site makes no commitment to compensate for indirect losses resulting solely from relying on tutorials, disregarding stated prerequisites, or using an incompatible configuration. This disclaimer does not limit liability that cannot legally be excluded or affect consumers’ statutory rights.

If steps differ, first check the prerequisites in Getting Started, then follow the Troubleshooting guide. For purchase verification, see How to Verify the App. When reporting an issue, include your device type, relevant interface labels, and steps already taken. Do not share credentials or other sensitive information.