1. Website Content and Scope
This site provides guidance on verifying the official app, purchasing it, importing subscriptions users already have, understanding rules and configuration fields, and troubleshooting. Shadowrocket is a closed-source commercial app available only on Apple platforms. The guide focuses on iPhone and iPad. The only place to get the app is the App Store.
This guide is intended to help users understand app controls and settings. It does not guarantee performance, connection quality, or continued availability in any particular network environment. Use the app according to your needs, device, and applicable laws. This guide does not replace the rules of your network provider or professional advice where needed.
2. App Purchase and Connection Services
This site does not provide, sell, or recommend servers or subscriptions, and does not handle activation or renewal of connection services. Tutorials on importing, updating, and testing connections assume that users already have their own subscription or server details.
A one-time app purchase ≠ a service plan. Buying Shadowrocket gives you the right to use the app; it does not include a server, data allowance, or service term. Check with your service provider for the permissions, fees, validity period, and availability of any connection service you already have. An app purchase receipt is not proof that a connection service has been provided.
3. Tutorial Accuracy and Configuration Risks
Tutorials reflect the interface and fields that could be verified when they were written. App updates, system changes, and differences between devices may affect menu locations, option names, or the order of steps. If the instructions do not match what you see, confirm what a setting does before proceeding; do not rely on a similar-sounding name alone. We correct confirmed issues, but cannot guarantee that every guide will reflect every interface change immediately.
Rule snippets explain syntax and matching logic; example domains do not represent actual connection resources. Before changing Config, DNS, Global Routing, or On Demand, save your existing configuration and test each change. Incorrect rule order, policy selection, or address entries can affect connectivity and request routing. Do not assume an example is a complete configuration suitable for every situation.
Subscription URLs, server credentials, and diagnostic logs may contain sensitive information. Keep them secure. See Getting Started for verification steps, or consult the configuration reference to understand rule behavior.
4. App Store Information and Purchase Terms
Before buying, verify the developer, Shadow Launch Technology Limited, the official app icon, and app ID 932747118 on the App Store. The current price, currency, taxes, purchase confirmation, and terms are determined by the App Store product page and checkout screen. Information on this site is not a fixed quote or purchase offer.
Check the App Store product page for system requirements, device compatibility, and whether the app is a universal purchase. Restore Purchases, payments, refunds, and Family Sharing are subject to Apple’s current procedures and product page information. We cannot guarantee that the same purchase options will appear for every account or storefront.
5. External Links and Limitations of Liability
Our App Store link leads to the Shadowrocket App Store product page. It opens a page provided by Apple. The platform concerned manages its content, availability, checkout process, and data practices. We cannot control that page or guarantee that the link will always be available.
Issues caused by changes in device status, network conditions, user configurations, or external services should be assessed based on the circumstances. To the extent permitted by applicable law, this site makes no commitment to compensate for indirect losses arising from reliance on tutorials or examples. Nothing in this disclaimer excludes liability that cannot legally be limited or diminishes consumers’ statutory rights.
If the instructions do not match what you see, first follow the troubleshooting steps in the guide. Keep any error details you share free of sensitive credentials so the issue can be investigated.