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AppSync
Unified AppSync dynamic library for iOS 5 and above
AppSync is a tool that enables sideloading and installation of unsigned iOS applications. It allows developers and users to install apps without requiring a paid Apple Developer account. -
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SideStore
SideStore is a fork of AltStore that doesn't require an AltServer
...SideStore will periodically "refresh" your apps in the background, to keep their normal 7-day development period from expiring. SideStore's goal is to provide an untethered sideloading experience. It's a community-driven fork of AltStore, and has already implemented some of the community's most-requested features. SideStore is a just regular, sandboxed iOS application. The AltStore app target contains the vast majority of SideStore's functionality, including all the logic for downloading and updating apps through SideStore. ... -
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SignTools
A free, self-hosted platform to sideload iOS apps without a computer
SignTools is a sideloading platform that takes a different approach from any similar tools. It consists of two components — a service and a builder. The builder is a macOS machine which performs signing using official Apple software. Doing so means high reliability and compatibility. The service (this repo) can be hosted anywhere, and it provides a web interface for you to upload, sign, and download apps, using the builder where necessary. -
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WSA PacMan
A GUI package manager and package installer for Windows Subsystem
wsa_pacman is a graphical package manager designed for Microsoft’s Windows Subsystem for Android (WSA). Its goal is to simplify the process of installing APKs onto WSA by offering a user-friendly interface rather than requiring command-line ADB commands. It detects running WSA instances, provides drag-and-drop APK installation, and shows app details before confirming installation. The tool helps users manage multiple APKs, check package signatures, and handle updates with minimal manual... -
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Kurier
TypeScript framework to create JSON:API compliant APIs
A TypeScript framework to create APIs following the 1.1 Spec of JSONAPI + the Operations proposal spec. JSONAPI is transport-layer independent, so it can be used for HTTP, WebSockets or any transport protocol of your choice. Every queryable object in JSONAPI is a resource, a representation of data that may come from any source, be it a database, an external API, etc. Kurier defines these resources in a declarative style. Baked into Kurier, there is an operation processor that takes care of... -
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APK Installer
An Android Application Installer for Windows
Android™ App Installer for Windows 10/11 makes sideloading Android applications easy for WSA, Anbox, etc.: Just double-click the app package, and you won't have to run Android Debug Bridge manually to install apps. App Installer presents the package information like app name, app package name, version, display logo, and the capabilities requested by the app. This application can be used directly without any effort.
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