AppSync Unified is a jailbreak tweak that allows you to install fakesigned, ad-hoc signed, and unsigned IPA files to a supported device, essentially bypassing the Code Signing on Apple devices.

The tweak is compatible with iOS 15.0 all the way up to iOS 18.2, as well as a number of widely used signing tools for iOS devices. The most recent update of AppSync Unified supports rootless jailbreaks like XinaA15, Dopamine, and Palera1n.

Note: We recommend switching from XinaA15 Jailbreak to Dopamine

This tweak’s main purpose is to allow you to install IPA applications from the internet. With this tweak, you can install any app, modified or not, without worrying about having to re-sign the app every 7 days. This app also bypasses the need for an Apple Developer Account.

What iOS versions are compatible with the AppSync Unified tweak?

You can install AppSync Unified on the following iOS versions, provided that you are jailbroken with any of the available tools:

Both the Palera1n jailbreak and XinaA15 jailbreak are supported.

AppSync Unified is often updated to maintain support for the newer iOS versions. The way AppSync works is by making fakesigned apps look as if they are coming from the App Store.

The CFUserNotification now no longer blocks the main thread and is now only ever shown if the user is installing the package from an actual APT GUI frontend that implements the ${CYDIA}environment variable.

AppSync Unified for Rootless Jailbreaks

AppSync Unified does support rootless jailbreaks and you can easily install it on all modern rootless jailbreak utilities like Dopamine Jailbreak, PaleRa1n, and XinaA15.

If you are using a traditional, rootful jailbreak, the repo still holds the appropriate version for your tweak so you can follow the same instructions down below to install AppSync Unified.

AppSync Unified Changelog

Here’s the latest changelog for AppSync Unified (v116.0, released on 20st of January 2025):

Previous changelog:

How does AppSync Unified work?

The AppSync Unified tweak patches the installd daemon which is in charge of checking what is being installed and ensuring the proper sanity checks, such as CodeSign checks have been performed before installing an app.

The patches added by AppSync Unified allow you to install unsigned IPA files on iPhone or iPad. Unlike Cydia Impactor, AltStore, or Sideloadly, there is no 3-app limit per device and you don’t need to re-sign your apps every 7 days.

However, this comes with a major drawback, the apps may stop working in the non-jailbroken mode because their code signing blob is not valid. However, the apps will start working again once the jailbreak is reactivated.

Once AppSync Unified is installed and configured, it remains active and working in the background so you can install apps directly from the terminal, or use tools like Reprovison Reborn, Filza, or AppCake.

How to Install AppSync Unified Tweak for iOS 15 – iOS 18.2

Since the AppSync Unified tweak is released directly on Karen’s repo, you need to add that to your package manager first. Follow the instructions below to install the latest version of AppSync Unified:

⚠️ Since the official repo is currently down, you can download AppSync here directly.

Normally, you’d follow these steps, but the Repo is currently down.

1. Add Karen’s Repo: https://cydia.akemi.ai/
2. Search for AppSync Unified in your package manager.
3. Install the tweak using Sileo, Cydia, or your favorite package manager.
4. Respring or reboot the phone & re-jailbreak to enable the tweak.
5. The tweak will now run in the background so you can use Filza, ReProvision, etc. to install IPA apps.

Download AppSync Unified for Rootless Jailbreaks & Normal Jailbreaks

To make things easier, you can press the buttons below to add Karen’s repo to your package manager.

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