Self-Hosted IPA Signing for iOS
Sign IPAs with your own certificate on hardware you control. No queues, no subscriptions, no third-party access to your files.
Why Choose Us?
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App Identity Control
Change the app name and bundle ID before signing — no need to rebuild the IPA.
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Dual Install Paths
One button for iPhone OTA install, another for downloading the raw IPA.
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No-Trace Signing
Signed IPAs and your upload materials delete themselves after 10 minutes.
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No-Account Access
Upload, sign, download. No email, no phone number, no payment info.
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Self-Contained Ownership
Runs on hardware you control, with code you can read and change.
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Zero-Queue Signing
Our server, your speed. No waiting behind other users.
Frequently Asked
Everything you need to know. Nothing you don't.
Apple requires all iOS apps to be cryptographically signed before installation. An IPA signer takes your unsigned .ipa file, applies your certificate, and repackages it so iOS will accept it. You need one to distribute apps outside the App Store — for testing, enterprise use, or personal sideloading.
Cloud signers upload your certificate and private key to their servers. You have no visibility into who accesses that data or how long they keep it. Self-hosted means your certificate never leaves hardware you control. No subscriptions, no queues, no risk of the service disappearing because Apple revoked their shared cert.
You need three files: your unsigned .ipa, your .p12 certificate (with password), and your .mobileprovision profile. Everything is automatically deleted 10 minutes after signing completes. Nothing is retained, stored, or logged.
Yes. Enter any display name and bundle identifier before signing. Useful for avoiding conflicts with existing apps or rebranding a build. No manual Info.plist editing or Xcode rebuild required.
Apple's "itms-services://" protocol is Safari-only. Chrome and other browsers block it. On Android or desktop, use the Download IPA button and install via AltStore, Sideloadly, or Scarlet instead.