Your first connection
Import a subscription or server, select it, and bring the tunnel online.
Have your provider’s subscription URL or server share link ready. A subscription is usually an https:// URL. A single server link starts with a protocol such as vless://, vmess://, trojan://, or ss://.
Add your connection
Open Profiles & subscriptions and choose Add, or use the add button in the app’s navigation. In Add a profile or subscription, paste the link into Paste your connection link.
For an HTTP or HTTPS URL, the button becomes Import subscription. For a server link or sing-box JSON, you can give the profile a name and choose Add profile.
Choose a source and server
Select the subscription or profile you just added. For a subscription with several servers, open Servers and pick a server, or use automatic selection. A single full configuration may have no separate server list.
Leave Settings → Core on Built-in sing-box unless your configuration requires a different core.
Connect
Go to Home and press the connection button. Accept the platform’s VPN or administrator prompt. On desktop, this prompt creates the tunnel service for the current app session.
Wait for Connected. The server shown while connected is the server the core actually uses; a fastest-server recommendation alone does not mean the VPN is active.
Check the connection
Open a website and watch the live traffic counters. You can also run the speed test from Home or inspect requests under Network connections.
Press the connection button again when you want to disconnect.
Import from a QR code
The add dialog can read a QR image selected from disk or pasted into the dialog. On Android, you can also scan using the camera. Review the decoded link, then import it.
If it does not connect
Check that your subscription has not expired, try another server, and confirm that the selected core supports the protocol. The troubleshooting guide explains how to turn on logs and narrow down a failure.