Install IPA on iPhone
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Glossary

Short explanations of terms you'll meet when installing IPA files on iPhone, such as IPA, certificate, UDID, revoke, trust, Developer Mode and configuration profiles.

IPA
The install file format for iOS apps, similar to an APK on Android.
Sideloading
Installing apps from outside the App Store.
Certificate (cert)
An Apple-issued “signature” that lets an app run on iPhone. See what a certificate is.
Enterprise certificate
A certificate meant for a company’s internal apps. When shared with many people, it tends to get revoked quickly.
Personal, ad-hoc or development certificate
A certificate tied to specific devices’ UDIDs. More stable, but it needs Developer Mode.
.p12 and .mobileprovision
The two files in a certificate set: the password-protected signing key and the provisioning profile.
UDID
Your iPhone’s unique identifier, needed to register a personal certificate. See how to get it.
Revoke
Apple disables a certificate. Every app signed with it stops working.
Trust
The step that allows an enterprise app to run, done in VPN & Device Management. See the guide.
Developer Mode
Required since iOS 16 to run apps signed with a development certificate. See how to turn it on.
Configuration profile (.mobileconfig)
A file that configures settings on iPhone, for example to read the UDID or set DNS. Only install profiles from trusted sources.
itms-services
A link type that installs an app directly from a web page. It only works in Safari.
TrollStore, CoreTrust
TrollStore uses the CoreTrust bug in some older iOS versions to install apps permanently.
Respring
Restarting the Home Screen interface, which is faster than restarting the whole device.
Alternative app marketplace
An app store other than the App Store, allowed by Apple in the EU and Japan, such as AltStore PAL.
Jailbreak
Breaking iOS restrictions to gain full control. Not needed for any method on this site.