Null's Clash on iPhone: the IPA, Commands and What It Changes
Null’s Clash is the best-known private server for Clash of Clans: the same game, running on a separate server where the builders never sleep and the resources never run out. People search for it tens of thousands of times a month, and on iPhone it is not in the App Store — it comes as an IPA.
What Null’s Clash is
Clash of Clans is Supercell’s village-builder, out on iPhone since 2012 and one of the highest-earning mobile games ever made. Its economy runs on waiting: upgrades take hours or days, only a handful of builders work at once, and gems — the premium currency — are how you skip the queue.
Null’s Clash comes from Null’s Team, the group that also runs Null’s Brawl for Brawl Stars and Null’s Royale for Clash Royale; their English Telegram channel has close to half a million subscribers. It is not affiliated with Supercell. The server gives you a village with the economy switched off, so you can build any base and try any army without the months of upgrades in between.
It is a separate game world. Progress lives on Null’s servers, not in your official village.
The commands that work
Most of what makes Null’s Clash different is typed into clan chat. The commands from the team’s own FAQ:
| Command | What it does |
|---|---|
/help | lists the available commands |
/max | fills every resource to the maximum |
/min | drops resources to the minimum |
/full | upgrades every building to max for your current Town Hall |
/th N | sets your Town Hall to level N |
/cut | removes obstacles from the village |
/clean | resets the account but keeps your trophies |
/status | shows the server status |
There is no /gems command in the official list, even though some sites claim one.
Is it safe for your main account?
The honest answer has two halves:
- Your official village is not inside Null’s Clash. It runs as its own app, with its own progress on a different server.
- Supercell’s terms still forbid it. The Terms of Service ban mods and unauthorized third-party software and allow Supercell to suspend accounts. We found no documented case of an official account banned for playing Null’s, but no one can promise it either.
The sensible line: treat Null’s Clash as a sandbox, keep it apart from the village you have spent years on, and do not use it to practise attacks you will later run against real players.
Which version you get
The catalog build is 18.400.7, uploaded on 1 July 2026 — the same client version the Null’s Clash sites list for their late-June update. A private server has to catch up with every official Clash of Clans update, so right after a big Supercell release the newest features can take a little while to reach Null’s.
Install Null’s Clash on iPhone
Open the app page on your iPhone and tap GET. You do not need Sideloadly, AltStore or a computer, and the install does not expire after seven days the way a free Apple ID signature does. It needs iOS 15 or later. The first time you add a device, Apple runs a one-time “processing” step: most devices are ready within a day, and some take up to three. After that, installs are immediate.
The other Null’s servers
The same team runs private servers for two more Supercell games, both in the catalog — full guides in Null’s Brawl on iPhone and Null’s Royale on iPhone:
For more modded games on iPhone, see the hacked games list for iPhone.