kko is a subscription-based proxy configuration, not a standalone app. Here's how to set it up with a client you probably already trust.
kko works with widely used third-party clients rather than a single proprietary app.
Follow the Get Your Config link on this page to reach the current plan and account options, then retrieve your personal subscription link.
Choose a client for your platform: v2rayNG or NekoBox on Android, Shadowrocket or Stash on iOS, v2rayN, NekoRay or Clash Meta on Windows, and sing-box or ClashX Meta on macOS.
Paste your subscription URL into the client's subscription/import screen, then let it fetch the current node list.
Select a server region — from broad European coverage to the United States, Japan or the UAE — and connect. Most clients let you switch regions any time without re-importing.
kko subscription links work with the open-source and community clients you may already use.
v2rayNG and NekoBox are the most common choices for importing a kko subscription link on Android devices.
Shadowrocket and Stash are popular options for iOS, both supporting subscription-based configuration.
v2rayN, NekoRay and Clash Meta all support importing subscription links for desktop use.
sing-box and ClashX Meta are widely used desktop clients on macOS.
sing-box runs natively on most Linux distributions via its command-line and config-based setup.
Once imported, most clients can refresh your subscription periodically so new nodes appear without manual re-import.
Because kko is not tied to a single proprietary application, you're free to choose whichever client interface best fits your platform and comfort level — a simple toggle switch in some clients, or a more detailed rules-based setup in others.
This also means kko tends to be lightweight: there's no large app bundle to install and keep updated separately from your proxy client of choice.
If you ever switch phones or computers, setup is just a matter of installing your preferred client again and re-adding the same subscription link.
Any client that supports VMess subscription links will work. v2rayNG (Android) and Shadowrocket (iOS) are the most commonly recommended starting points for new users.
Basic setup is usually just pasting a subscription URL into your chosen client — no manual protocol configuration is required for standard use.
Double-check that the subscription link was copied in full and that your client supports VMess-based subscriptions. If problems persist, reach out through our Contact page.
That depends on your specific plan's device or connection limits — check your current plan details for specifics.