🚀 iOSGods App Custom Signing Major Upgrade: Tweak Injection, App Icons, Decrypted App Store & more!

Rook · June 7

Hello everyone! 👋

We've made some major improvements to the custom signing features inside the iOSGods App, making it easier to customize, sign, and install apps directly on your device.

These improvements are now available for:

✨ What's New?

You can now enjoy several new customization options and improvements before signing and installing your apps.

Tweak Injection: Inject .deb, .framework, .dylib, and .bundle files into your selected app.
Custom App Icons: Change the app icon before installation.
Emoji Display Names: Emojis 😊🤗🤩🥰😍 are now supported when changing an app's display name.
Improved Bundle ID Support: Fixed an issue where the - character was not allowed in custom bundle IDs.
UI & Visual Improvements: The custom signing experience has been cleaned up and improved for easier use.

🛒 Decrypted App Store Integration

Sign Your Own Apps has also received a major upgrade with Decrypted App Store integration.

You can now choose an app from the Decrypted App Store, import it instantly, customize it with your preferred options, sign it, and install it directly from your device. This makes signing your own apps much faster since you no longer need to manually find, download, and upload supported decrypted IPAs before signing them.

We've also added a version selector, allowing you to import and sign a specific version of an app when multiple versions are available.

Decrypted App Store in Sign Your Own Apps App/IPA Selection Flow

Some Notes

iOSGods App+ members have less restrictions on Decrypted App Store usages compared to using it directly.

We're also working on making custom duplicate installs even easier in the near future. Our next goal is to remove the need for specific bundle ID formatting, so duplicate installs can work more smoothly without requiring users to follow a special bundle ID structure.

Tweak injection compatibility may vary depending on the app, tweak, and file type being injected. Some apps or tweaks may require additional adjustments, while others may not be compatible with this type of injection.

Any issues please open a support topic and we'll review & resolve!