Sub-Store

Manage multiple subscriptions, merge them, and feed Kumo a single combined profile.

If only one subscription is needed, this page can be skipped. The standard flow on the Subscriptions page is sufficient.

For two or more subscriptions — for example a fast one and a backup, or one per region — Kumo bundles a companion app called Sub-Store that keeps them in one place and allows merging.

What Sub-Store does

Holds several subscription URLs in one place.
Combines them into a single output (one merged proxy list).
Applies small tweaks (rename groups, filter nodes by keyword) without editing YAML by hand.
Hands the output to Kumo as a profile, the same way a regular subscription does.

It is not required. Many users operate with one subscription and never open Sub-Store.

Open Sub-Store

Click Sub-Store in the Kumo sidebar. The first time it opens, Kumo prepares the bundled backend in the background and shows the Sub-Store interface in a native panel.

Two main tabs are visible:

Subscriptions — raw subscription URLs.
Combined — outputs that merge one or more subscriptions.

Add a subscription to Sub-Store

Go to the Subscriptions tab.
Click Add subscription.
Paste the URL, give it a name, and pick the right format (almost always Clash).
Save.

Sub-Store fetches the subscription and shows the node count.

Combine subscriptions

Go to the Combined tab.
Click Add combination.
Pick which subscriptions to include.
Optional: filter or rename nodes.
Save.

Each combination gets its own URL that looks like http://127.0.0.1:.../share/.... That URL is what you paste into Kumo as a profile.

Feed Sub-Store output to Kumo

Copy the Sub-Store share URL for the combination.
In Kumo, go to Profiles → +.
Paste the URL.
Save.

Kumo now has a profile that always reflects the current Sub-Store output. Refreshing the profile in Kumo refreshes the merged result.

Sub-Store runs locally as long as Kumo is running. The share URL only works on the local Mac — nothing is exposed to the wider internet.

Some users prefer to host Sub-Store themselves (on a NAS, a VPS, or in a container) and share it across multiple devices. Kumo supports custom Sub-Store backends. See Sub-Store hosting in the Advanced track.

What's next

Profiles are the bridge between Sub-Store and Kumo: Subscriptions.
Advanced covers custom backends and finer-grained merge control.