Sideloading app meant for developer certificates.
- User friendly, and clean UI.
- Sign and install applications.
- Supports AltStore repositories.
- View detailed information about apps and your certificates.
- Configurable signing options mainly for modifying the app, such as appearance and allowing support for the files app.
- This includes patching apps for compatibility and Liquid Glass.
- Tweak support for advanced users, using Ellekit for injection.
- Supports injecting
.deband.dylibfiles.
- Supports injecting
- Actively maintained: always ensuring most apps get installed properly.
- No tracking or analytics, ensuring user privacy.
- Of course, open source and free.
Visit releases and get the latest .ipa.
Feather now has translation support, all localizations are located in Feather/Resources/Localizable.xcstrings.
To add a new language, open Xcode and use the interface to add/contribute to languages.
To properly contribute and test potentially test localizations, you can head over to the contributing guide.
| Thanks to all my sponsors!! |
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| "samara is cute" - Vendicated |
- Samara - The maker
- idevice - Backend for builds with this included, used for communication with
installd. - *.backloop.dev - localhost with public CA signed SSL certificate
- Vapor - A server-side Swift HTTP web framework.
- Zsign - Allowing to sign on-device, reimplimented to work on other platforms such as iOS.
- LiveContainer - Fixes/some help
- Nuke - Image caching.
- Asspp - Some code for setting up the http server.
- plistserver - Hosted on https://api.palera.in.
This project is licensed under the GPL-3.0 license. You can see the full details of the license here. It's under this specific license because I wanted to make a project that is transparent to the user thats related to certificate paired sideloading, before this project there weren't any open source projects that filled in this gap.
By contributing to this project, you agree to license your code under the GPL-3.0 license as well (including agreeing to license exceptions), ensuring that your work, like all other contributions, remains freely accessible and open.