Aurora Nodes
Aurora Nodes
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FREE · VERIFIED DAILY · NO SIGNUP

Free Clash nodes,kernel-verified dailyonly nodes that actually work

Every day we connectivity-test the full candidate set and keep only what actually works,ranked by measured speed. Links rotate daily.

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1Dedicated feed
–Verified today
3Link validity (days)
06:00mihomo core
Tested one by oneEvery node is connectivity-tested, never sampled
Full daily re-testThe full pipeline reruns at 06:00 daily; figures refresh same-day
No signup, no trackingNo accounts, cookies, or behavioural analytics
Auditable figuresTest size and pass rate are fully public
SUBSCRIPTION

Node Subscription

This is our own aggregate product: candidates are connectivity-tested one by one,and only nodes that genuinely work are kept, ranked by measured speed.Links rotate daily; each link stays valid for 3 days.

Status

Official Aggregate Feedaurora aggregate

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Candidates go through a real connectivity test, not merely an open-port check. Downloadable ≠ usable— we publish only nodes that pass.

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Rotates daily at 06:00 · each link is valid for 3 days from retrieval

Anti-scrapingNo node source addresses are exposed on this page. Links rotate daily and are non-guessable; each link is valid for 3 days from retrieval, after which you return here for a new one. Note that your client's "Update Subscription" only re-fetches the link it already stored — it does not obtain a new link — so please come back every few days.
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HOW IT WORKS

How We Verify

The core problem in this industry is that a config downloads fine while the node is dead. We solve it with engineering, and the whole pipeline is auditable.

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Broad collection

Candidates are gathered from multiple public channels, deduplicated and stripped of invalid entries.

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Connectivity testing

Each candidate is put through a real request to confirm it works. An open port does not mean a working protocol — we validate the whole path.

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Ranked by measured speed

Results are sorted by actually measured speed, slow nodes are dropped, and the best set is published. Speed figures come from real measurement, not estimates.

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Publish & rotate

A static subscription file is produced. Links differ daily; each stays valid for 3 days, then expires.

Engineering commitments

  • A run is marked verified only after real connectivity testing; when that cannot run we say unverified rather than passing off a weaker check as full verification.
  • Every figure on this page comes from the day's actual test run. Missing data renders as a placeholder — no sample numbers are ever preloaded.
  • Every figure on the page comes from that day's actual run — compare it with your own experience.
  • We do not claim automatic updates keep a link alive forever: the client's update feature only re-fetches the link it already stored and never obtains a new one. This is deliberate, to keep links hard to harvest.
TUTORIAL

Getting Started

Three steps: copy the subscription link, import it into your client, pick a node.Per-platform instructions below.

Windows · Clash Verge Rev

Client: Clash Verge Rev (open source and free — download the build for your system)
  1. Open Clash Verge Rev and go to the Profiles section, then click New.
  2. Paste the link you copied into the URL field, save, then click Update to fetch nodes.
  3. Open Proxies, pick a node with lower latency, then return to Settings and enable System Proxy.
If updates fail: open the link in a browser to confirm it loads. If it reports expiry, it has passed its 3-day validity — return to the site for a new one.

Android · FlClash

Client: FlClash (open source and free — download the build for your system)
  1. Open FlClash and go to Profiles → New profile → From URL.
  2. Paste the link, save, then tap Update and wait for the node list to load.
  3. Choose a node under Proxies, return home and tap Start, then allow the VPN connection.

iOS · Stash / Shadowrocket

Note: Stash / Shadowrocket (open source and free — download the build for your system)
  1. Install Stash (Clash core, best compatibility), Shadowrocket, or sing-box.
  2. In Stash: Settings → Profiles → Download from URL, then paste the link.
  3. Select the downloaded config, pick a node, tap Start, and allow the VPN profile.
Shadowrocket's Clash YAML support is limited; prefer Stash if imports fail.

macOS · Clash Verge Rev

Client: Clash Verge Rev (open source and free — download the build for your system)
  1. Open Clash Verge Rev, go to Profiles → New, and paste the link.
  2. Click Update to fetch nodes, then pick a low-latency node under Proxies.
  3. In Settings enable System Proxy; enable launch-at-login if you like.
FAQ

Frequently Asked

Worth reading before you start.

A node suddenly stops working — what now?
Free nodes expire; that is normal for this field. Hit Update Subscription in your client to pull the current set, then try another node. If the subscription is reported as expired, that link has passed its 3-day validity — return to the site and fetch a new one. Note that automatic updates in your client will not rotate the link, so please come back every few days.
Why does the link rotate daily and why isn't it shown directly?
Two reasons. Anti-scraping: public node source addresses get harvested and redistributed, while our links rotate daily, are non-guessable, and stay valid for only 3 days, so a harvested link dies quickly. Freshness: free nodes have a short lifespan, so we re-test daily and publish only what works that day.
Do you really test each node? How can I verify?
Yes. Every candidate is put through a real request to confirm it works, and only nodes that actually connect are kept, ranked by measured speed. A config downloading successfully does not mean the node works — that is the core difference between this service and a plain mirror. Test size, pass rate and verification status are published on this page for independent checking. If a run cannot complete full testing, the page states unverified.
Import fails or times out?
Paste the link into a browser to confirm it opens. If it does not, it has most likely passed its 3-day validity — fetch a fresh one. It may also be a local network issue; retry shortly. Please do not publish subscription links in public channels.
Slow speeds and buffering — normal?
Yes. Free nodes are shared public resources and get congested at peak hours. Try a lower-latency node, avoid peak times, or prefer nodes in Asia. If you need consistent speed, a commercial service is the better choice.
Is it safe to use free nodes?
This site requires no registration and stores no personal data, and loads no third-party tracking scripts. Note however that free nodes come from public sources and their operators can theoretically see traffic passing through them. Do not use them for payments or banking — use a trusted service for sensitive work.
Why are the nodes free, and how is this sustained?
Nodes are aggregated from free public sharing on the internet. Our verification and bandwidth costs are covered by on-page advertising and partnerships, which is why the service stays free and requires no account.
How often are nodes updated?
The full pipeline — collect, dedup, test, publish — reruns daily at 06:00 (UTC+8). Free nodes have short lifespans, so keep Update Subscription available in your client; note that the link itself needs refreshing every 3 days.
Can I trust the figures on this page?
Yes. The node count, pass rate, test size and last-run time shown here all come from the most recent test run and should match your actual experience — if they clearly don't, the node has likely expired and you should switch to another one.
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