App Authenticity and Purchase Details
Verify the App, Then Separate Purchase from Configuration
Shadowrocket is a closed-source commercial app available only on the App Store. This is the official website and manual, covering how to verify your purchase and use the client. No servers or subscriptions are provided, sold, or recommended here.
Three Things to Verify
Developer, Icon, and App ID
Shadow Launch Technology Limited
id932747118
Do not rely on the app name alone. On the product page, check the developer name, app icon, and id932747118 in the URL. The developer, official icon, and app ID should all match. Use the icon on this site for comparison, but confirm purchase details on the App Store page.
If you open a product page from search results, verify that page again rather than buying based on a similar name in the results list. Similar app names do not guarantee the same product.
Client and Service
A one-time client purchase ≠ a service subscription
A one-time purchase gives you the right to use the Shadowrocket client. The US storefront price is about $2.99; other storefronts display local currency, and the final price is shown at checkout. This purchase does not provide a usable server or automatically create a subscription link.
You manage your own server information and subscriptions. This site explains how to import, update, and manage them. If your subscription list is empty, first make sure you have complete details ready. A successful app purchase does not mean a service has been configured. Check the app purchase record, subscription status, and network connectivity separately.
App Store Availability
Check Purchase Availability in Your App Store
Product page availability, displayed currency, and purchase prompts depend on the current App Store storefront and account status. If the page will not load or a purchase is unavailable, first check your store account, device compatibility, and the page prompts. Then follow the verification steps on the App Store guide; do not infer pricing or device compatibility from a search snippet.
Always check the App Store listing for system requirements. The listing also provides compatibility and purchase information, so checking it is more reliable than relying on a fixed system version number. Follow the official store and system processes for account or payment issues.
Purchases, Restore, and Updates
Manage Purchase History and Configuration Backups Separately
When changing devices or downloading the app again, check the App Store purchases list using the Apple ID from the original purchase, then follow the options shown on the page. Refer to the App Store listing for purchase availability across iPhone and iPad. Family Sharing availability should also be confirmed on the product page and in system prompts.
Restoring the app does not necessarily restore all local configuration. After opening it again, check subscription groups, the active server, Config files, and connection permissions. App updates are managed through the App Store. Back up important configuration separately before making changes, then verify your existing connection flow after an update. Purchase credentials are not a configuration backup.