NekoBox for Android and PC
Where to download NekoBox safely, how to add a subscription, and what to install on Windows now that NekoBox for PC is discontinued.
Updated October 6, 2026 · Vetryx team
What NekoBox is
NekoBox for Android is a free, open-source client on sing-box (Android 5+). It supports VLESS, VMess, Trojan, Shadowsocks, Hysteria 1/2, TUIC, WireGuard, SSH and more, and accepts keys and subscriptions.
Download — not from Google Play
The NekoBox developers state that the Google Play version has been controlled by a third party since May 2024 and is closed source. Download it from the NekoBox GitHub releases page — the arm64-v8a APK for most phones, armeabi-v7a for old 32-bit ones.
Adding a subscription
- Create a subscription groupOpen groups, tap +, choose the subscription type and paste your URL. Save.
- Update the groupNekoBox loads the servers.
- ConnectPick a server and tap the round connect button. Allow the VPN on first use.
Single keys: + on the main screen → import from clipboard.
NekoBox for PC: what to use instead
NekoBox for PC (also known as NekoRay) is discontinued — its repository is archived and the developers suggest finding an alternative. The closest replacement is Throne, also built on sing-box, for Windows 11/10/8/7, Linux and macOS (Throne on GitHub; Windows has a universal installer). macOS builds are unsigned, so macOS blocks the first launch until you allow it.
Simpler options for desktop: Happ, Hiddify, v2rayN — or the Vetryx app for a Vetryx subscription.
A subscription for NekoBox and Throne. Vetryx works in both: four protocols and servers in Europe, Asia and the US. See pricing.
FAQ
Should I download NekoBox from Google Play?
The developers advise against it: they say the Google Play version has been controlled by a third party since May 2024 and is closed source. Download NekoBox from its GitHub releases page.
Is there NekoBox for PC or Windows?
NekoBox for PC (NekoRay) is discontinued — its repository is archived. The closest replacement is Throne, also built on sing-box, for Windows 7–11, Linux and macOS.