Re-sign applications on your device.
This project aims at making it easier to (re-)sign iOS and Apple Watch applications on a jailbroken iOS device, allowing users to avoid the 7-day limit of free certificates associated with their normal Apple account.
As of 2026, this fork is maintained with a conservative scope. The current focus is iOS support on jailbroken devices, issue triage, security-sensitive review, and compatibility fixes that can be verified by maintainers or contributors. Compatibility should be verified before assuming support for a specific iOS version, device, or jailbreak environment.
tvOS and macOS are not a current maintenance focus for this fork. Changes in those areas may be accepted if they are well-tested, but users should not assume active support for those platforms.
See MAINTENANCE.md for the current maintenance scope and triage policy.
- Automatic re-signing of locally provisioned applications
- Basic settings to configure alerts shown when applications are (re-)signed
- Ability to install any
.ipafile downloaded through Safari from the device - Support for (re-)signing Apple Watch applications
- 3D Touch menu for starting a new re-signing routine directly from the Homescreen
- URL scheme to install ipa file from URL
Battery optimisations are also in place through the usage of a background daemon to handle automatic signing.
ReProvision Reborn supports URL scheme.
reprovision://install?url=<IPA URL>
The original project, ReProvision, has been EOL after Apple changed the process of application provisioning on their servers. This fork of ReProvision attempts to maintain the project and get it up-to-date with support for iOS 13 and above, which also explains the rename of the project.
Although this is an attempt at resurrecting the project, I ask that you do not bother the original developer about specific updates made to this fork, since they're no longer behind the project.
Attempting to maintain this fork comes at the cost of "dropping" tvOS and macOS support, since other viable options, such as AltStore and AltDeploy are available for their respective platforms; the main focus of this fork is iOS.
Furthermore, while re-distribution of this software is allowed, support for modified versions of this software will not be provided.
Like most provisioning software, ReProvision supports free and paid development Apple accounts. While credentials are stored in the device's Keychain for subsequent re-use, they're only sent to Apple's iTunes Connect API for authentication.
This project handles several security-sensitive workflows, including Apple account authentication, Keychain-stored credentials, provisioning API calls, code signing, URL scheme IPA installation, and the background signing daemon.
Changes touching these areas should be reviewed carefully and tested against the relevant signing and installation flows. The project does not claim compatibility with untested Apple service changes or platform updates.
This fork of ReProvision uses the same techniques that AltStore uses to tackle provisioning, and by no means should be considered as a competitor.
Pull requests that add a focused feature, fix a reproducible bug, improve compatibility, or harden security-sensitive behavior are welcome. Check out the contributing guidelines for further information.
As long as you have standard libraries for Xcode projects, the only dependencies you need are CocoaPods, Git, and iOSOpenDev. You can build the project with 3 simple steps
git clone https://github.com/sohsatoh/ReProvision-Reborn.gitpod installin the project's root directory- Open
ReProvision.xcworkspace, and roll from there
Licensed under the AGPLv3 license. This project occupies specific third-party libraries, which have all been listed (and given credit to) in this notice.
The software, ReProvision Reborn (and by extension, libReprovision as found in /Shared/), and all consecutive copies of the software, are provided without warranty and AS-IS. This project is NOT intended for piracy.
Special thanks to Matchstic for originally developing ReProvision, and rileytestut for his amazing work on AltStore.