meow 2.0 • New: meow for Apple TV. Send a config from your iPhone through iCloud — swipe right on a config and tap "iCloud Drive" — and it appears on the TV • New: Home Screen, Lock Screen and Control Center widgets turn the VPN on or off and switch between Rule, Global and Direct • New: subscriptions can update themselves every day or every week • iPad and iPhone Duo: sidebar tabs, two-column Proxy Groups and Engine layouts, fold-aware columns on the inner display, and readable-width forms on wide screens • New: Settings › Diagnostics › Crash Reports collects crash and hang reports from iOS so you can share them with an issue • The status icon on the Home tab now matches the app icon you picked • Configs that list dhcp:// DNS servers now start instead of failing • Proxy engine updated to meow-rs 0.21.2: BoringSSL is now the only TLS stack, Hysteria2 runs on quiche, and the tunnel extension is smaller • Configs whose nameservers point at their own dns.listen port now resolve proxy servers correctly • DNS prefers IPv4 with a per-family cache, reuses tcp:// upstream connections, and accepts rule-set: patterns in nameserver-policy • Every outbound dial has a global timeout and failing group members are skipped faster • GLOBAL mode uses the primary outbound • Deleting a connection or reloading the profile cancels the live stream; UDP DNS honours routing rules • AnyTLS, Snell and Hysteria2 reliability fixes; new XHTTP transport • Requires iOS 18 or later Issues and feedback: https://github.com/meow-rs/meow-ios/issues

meow is a native iOS proxy client built on the meow-rs engine — wrapped in a SwiftUI iOS 26 Liquid Glass UI, with traffic carried by a NetworkExtension packet tunnel provider. If you have ever managed a Clash or meow-rs configuration, meow will feel familiar. Subscribe to a YAML config, choose a proxy group, flip the toggle, and your traffic flows through the proxy engine — all on-device, with no cloud component. WHAT IT DOES • Clash-protocol YAML subscriptions with auto-refresh and a…