Device network: Shadowrocket on Home Device, SK5 on Cloud Device
Both sides are yours to configure. Home Device uses the phone’s network (Shadowrocket optional). Cloud Device defaults to a US line (SK5 optional). You bring the nodes.
Which line the phone uses is not the same as where you open the console. Connect-from-anywhere is the latter. This page is only the device network.
Both sides are yours to configure. Where nodes come from is your decision. We do not sell proxy lines.
Home Device: own network + optional Shadowrocket
Home Device uses that phone’s own network — Wi-Fi, Ethernet, or cellular.
To change the route, put Shadowrocket on the device. You bring the nodes.
Cloud Device: US line + optional SK5
Cloud Device sits in the facility. Default is a US dedicated line. It works when you start.
To change the exit, configure SK5. You bring the nodes.
Open 代理 on the left of the console. Add host, port, account, and password, then attach the row to the Cloud Device. Detach or delete the row when you no longer need it.
How to know it worked
Do these two before you log accounts:
- The phone can open a webpage — “has network” is true.
- Check the current exit IP. Is it the line you think it is? A wrong node, a dead node, or a bad password looks like no network, or a checker saying “still datacenter / still the old exit”.
Home Device on plain Wi-Fi with no Shadowrocket exits on that Wi-Fi’s public IP. Cloud Device without SK5 exits on the facility US line.
We don’t provide nodes and we don’t certify “this IP is safe”. We guarantee the console can reach the device. You configure the device network.
Connect-from-anywhere is separate
Home Device or Cloud Device: if the phone has network, it can reach the console; open a browser anywhere. See Connect from anywhere and How Home Device connects.
