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Installing IOS app without appstore

Gordonium
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Yes, you can use for example Beta by fabric. But you will need a trusted developer certificate witch have to be installed in the certificate manager of iOS.

Jonas Franz
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You can install your app in two ways:

  • if you have a personal/company Apple Developer Program account, you can distribute ad hoc builds using Fabric by Twitter, mail or third-party hosting. You can create an ad hoc certificate after creating the App ID of your application in the Apple Developer Member Center. The main limit of this approach is that ad hoc certificates (like App Store certificates) expire in one year and after this time you need to re-distrbute your app. Furthermore, you need to register all the UUIDs of the devices you want to install your app. ADP costs $99/year.
  • if you have an enterprise Apple Developer Program account you can sign your builds with your own certificate and you can distribute on all the devices you want via mail or hosting. ADP Enterprise costs $299/year.

Reference from Apple

Nicola Giancecchi
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You can use diawi, only needs the generated IPA and provisioning profile, it send an email with the link that must be open in the safari of the device you wanted to install it.

garanda
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