Projects sharing features with IPAPatch

Undecimus is an iOS jailbreak tool and firmware exploit utility designed to remove software restrictions and elevate system privileges on devices running iOS 11.0 through 12.4. It serves as a software implementation for bypassing system limits and performing unauthorized system modifications. The project functions as an installer for third-party package managers and substrates, enabling the deployment of alternative application stores. It also includes system recovery tools to diagnose errors and repair corrupted system packages following firmware modifications. The toolset covers low-level

Feather is an iOS application manager and installer designed for signing and installing third-party mobile applications using developer certificates. It functions as a utility to sideload applications and manage external app repositories directly on a mobile device. The project includes capabilities for patching application binaries and injecting system files to modify runtime behavior and visual appearance. It utilizes developer certificate management to authenticate binaries and bypass official app store installation restrictions. The tool further supports importing applications from exter

This is an app for OS X that can (re)sign apps and bundle them into ipa files that are ready to be installed on an iOS device.

apk.sh is a mobile application patching framework and reverse engineering tool designed to inject custom instrumentation and logic into compiled Android binaries. It serves as a workflow manager for modifying application packages without requiring access to the original source code. The toolkit focuses on automating the process of injecting the Frida gadget into Android packages, enabling dynamic analysis and function hooking on non-rooted devices. It handles the end-to-end lifecycle of deconstructing, modifying, and resigning binaries to facilitate security research, malware analysis, and be

This project is a comprehensive technical guide and course for reverse engineering iOS applications. It serves as a manual for dissecting mobile binaries using disassembly and debugging tools to analyze internal application logic and behavior. The material functions as a reference for ARM assembly and Objective-C theories, providing the necessary framework to translate low-level machine code into human-readable logic. It combines theoretical study with practical exercises to validate the use of reverse engineering tools on real-world binaries. The scope covers static binary analysis, dynamic

uYouPlus is a modified iOS application binary that removes advertisements and unlocks premium playback features for non-jailbroken devices. It functions as an ad-blocking video client and enhanced video player designed to be installed via external signing tools rather than the official app store. The project enables the skipping of sponsored content using a community-driven database and allows users to bypass age restrictions and premium prompts. It unlocks high-resolution streaming options, including 2K and 4K playback, and supports background media playback and picture-in-picture mode. The

Tweaks is a runtime utility interface for modifying application variables, executing debug routines, and fine-tuning visual parameters on iOS platforms. It functions as a parameter tuner and debugging tool that allows for the adjustment of app behavior without restarting the application. The project provides a dynamic configuration UI, accessible via shake gestures, to modify animation timings, colors, and logic parameters in real time. It enables the execution of global debug actions and the overwriting of hardcoded constants with values from a persistent configuration store. The system cov

Dopamine is an iOS jailbreak tool designed to provide root access and administrative privileges for devices running iOS 15 and 16. It functions as a system privilege escalation exploit that grants elevated permissions without modifying the read-only system partition. The project employs a semi-untethered root exploit model, meaning it requires a manual trigger after every reboot to restore root access. This approach allows for the bypass of system restrictions and the installation of unauthorized software. The tool manages root access and system customization through a variety of low-level c

APKLab is an integrated security analysis platform and reverse engineering IDE for Android applications. It provides a unified environment for decompiling binaries into source code, repackaging modified applications into signed installers, and performing comprehensive security analysis. The platform distinguishes itself by combining static and dynamic analysis workflows. It enables the injection of runtime hooks and gadget libraries to monitor application behavior, while providing specialized patching capabilities to intercept and decrypt encrypted network traffic via a proxy. The toolkit co

gdbgui is a web-based graphical frontend and visualizer for the GNU Debugger. It serves as a compiled language debugger that provides source-level inspection for C, C++, Go, Rust, and Fortran. The project acts as a remote debugging interface, providing a secure web portal for connecting to and controlling GDB sessions over a network. It distinguishes itself by offering a browser-based environment to visualize call stacks and data structures for programs running via the GNU Debugger. The interface covers program execution control and breakpoint management, featuring graphical variable inspect

Better Errors is a Rack middleware exception handler and interactive application state inspector for Ruby web applications. It intercepts unhandled exceptions to render developer-friendly error pages that provide detailed stack traces and variable inspection. The tool provides a debugging interface that allows for live code evaluation at every stack frame of an exception. It maps stack trace entries to local filesystem paths for direct navigation to source code in an editor and restricts interface access via IP-based validation. The project covers error response formatting for API and AJAX c

Revive is an OpenVR runtime wrapper and virtual reality driver emulator. It serves as a hardware compatibility layer that enables virtual reality games designed for specific proprietary hardware to run on OpenVR compatible devices. The project functions by translating proprietary system calls into open standards, which allows software designed for the Oculus Rift to operate on other headsets such as the HTC Vive or Valve Index. It achieves this by mimicking the identity of supported hardware to bypass software compatibility checks. This is implemented through a runtime wrapper that intercept

Voltron is a web-based debugger visualizer interface used for rendering internal program state and debugger output into specialized visual panes and views. It functions as a debugger state inspector that visualizes registers, memory, stack frames, and breakpoints to analyze program flow and behavior. The project includes a custom lexer syntax highlighter that applies colors and formatting to raw debugger command output. This system uses a tokenizer and pattern-matching text formatting to improve the readability of technical data. The framework covers the construction of custom debugging tool

btrace is a JVM dynamic tracing tool and performance profiler used for injecting safe instrumentation scripts into a running Java Virtual Machine without requiring a process restart. It functions as a Java agent framework and a Model Context Protocol server, exposing JVM diagnostic operations and tracing tools to large language models and AI assistants. The project distinguishes itself by enabling real-time code injection and bytecode-level instrumentation via a secure binary protocol. It ensures production stability through a static safety analysis engine that blocks unstable code patterns,

Whoops is a PHP debugging tool and error handler designed to intercept and visualize exceptions and stack traces during application development. It functions as an exception renderer that converts errors into human-readable web pages or machine-readable responses. The project differentiates itself by providing a visual debugging interface with line-highlighted code views and a stack trace visualizer that links directly to source files in a local text editor or IDE. It employs environment-aware response resolution to automatically select between HTML, JSON, XML, or plain text output based on t

Hyperkit is a userspace virtual machine monitor and a development toolkit for building custom hypervisors. It provides primitives for embedding virtualization and hardware emulation capabilities directly into applications to execute guest operating systems within a userspace environment. The project features a guest operating system bootstrapping tool that loads kernels and initializes CPU states without relying on traditional firmware. It includes a hardware emulation library to create virtualized storage, serial ports, and networking components for guest system access. The system covers vi

LiteIDE is a cross-platform integrated development environment designed for writing, compiling, and debugging Go source code. It functions as both a code editor with syntax highlighting and a build tool orchestrator that manages toolchains, environment profiles, and cross-compilation targets. The environment is modular and extensible, supporting third-party plugins and custom keyboard mapping to tailor the coding workflow. It provides an integrated interface for external debuggers to inspect program execution and state. The platform covers a broad range of development capabilities, including

ipsw is a specialized toolkit for iOS firmware analysis, binary reverse engineering, and hardware interaction. It provides a suite of tools for downloading, extracting, and analyzing firmware images and kernel caches, alongside a MachO binary analysis tool for disassembling and patching executables. The project distinguishes itself through integrated language-model-powered code reconstruction to translate machine code into high-level source code. It also features an automation client for the App Store Connect API to manage certificates and application settings. The framework covers a broad r

Opik is an observability and evaluation platform designed for generative AI applications and agentic workflows. It provides a centralized environment for tracing execution flows, managing prompt templates, and monitoring production performance, allowing teams to gain visibility into complex model interactions and tool usage without requiring manual application code changes. The platform distinguishes itself through its integrated approach to the AI development lifecycle, combining distributed trace instrumentation with automated evaluation frameworks. It supports model-as-a-judge scoring, syn

This project is a cross-platform mobile framework that enables the development of native iOS and Android applications from a single codebase. It utilizes a declarative component-based model where developers define user interfaces using a syntax extension that maps directly to underlying platform-native view primitives. By decoupling application logic from the host platform's main thread, the framework maintains a consistent native view hierarchy while ensuring that JavaScript execution remains independent of UI rendering. The framework distinguishes itself through a robust bridge architecture

This project is a web-based log viewer and management interface designed specifically for Laravel applications. It serves as a centralized dashboard for browsing, searching, and managing system logs without requiring direct access to raw files or SSH. The system functions as a multi-host log aggregator, utilizing a remote proxy to view and index logs from multiple servers in one location. It includes a regular expression-based parser that interprets structured data from non-standard log files, allowing for custom log format definitions and severity level mapping. Broad capabilities include i

Consola is a diagnostic logging utility and log output manager that provides a unified interface for Node.js and web browser environments. It functions as a scoped logging framework and a tool for capturing user text, confirmations, and selections through interactive console prompts. The project distinguishes itself through a system for creating specialized logger instances with inherited defaults and unique tags for contextual tracking. It also features a pluggable reporter interface that allows for the redirection of standard output to custom logging destinations and external reporters. Th

PakePlus-Android is a tool that converts any public webpage or static frontend project into a native desktop or mobile application. It wraps web content inside a configurable WebView shell, enabling the creation of cross-platform apps for Windows, Mac, Linux, Android, and iOS from a single source. The project distinguishes itself by automating the entire packaging and compilation pipeline through GitHub Actions, requiring no local development environment or dependencies. Users configure the app name, icon, window behavior, and platform-specific settings through a guided interface or configura

pyinstrument is a statistical sampling profiler for Python that records the call stack at regular intervals to identify performance bottlenecks with low overhead. It tracks wall-clock time, including I/O and external service calls, and provides specialized profiling for asynchronous programs by attributing time spent awaiting tasks to the calling function. The project converts captured execution data into interactive HTML reports, JSON, and flamecharts. It includes a call stack visualizer to simplify the analysis of execution paths and supports the profiling of individual cells within interac

ptpython is a programmable Python interactive shell and development console. It functions as an enhanced REPL for executing Python code and managing runtime state, featuring support for an asynchronous event loop that allows for top-level await statements. The environment is highly customizable, offering pluggable keybinding schemes and adjustable interface appearances. It provides a programmable interface that can be embedded into other applications to facilitate runtime debugging and live state inspection. The shell includes a suite of developer tools for interactive coding, such as automa

Shiny is a framework for building interactive web applications using R code, eliminating the need for HTML, CSS, or JavaScript. At its core, it provides a reactive programming model that automatically tracks data dependencies and re-executes only the parts of an application that depend on changed inputs. The framework handles server-side UI rendering and maintains persistent WebSocket connections between the browser and server for real-time updates without page reloads. The framework distinguishes itself through deep integration with the R ecosystem, including the ability to embed interactive

Lapce is a high-performance text editor built with Rust that utilizes hardware acceleration for fast rendering and responsiveness. It functions as a modal text editor with Vim-style keybindings to minimize hand movement, an LSP client for language intelligence, and a remote development environment for editing files and executing code on distant servers. The editor features an extensible architecture based on the WebAssembly System Interface, allowing it to execute plugins compiled to WASI for cross-language functionality. It further distinguishes itself by implementing the Debug Adapter Proto