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IPA Info Viewer (Bundle ID, Version, Team ID)

Open an iPhone .ipa file to see the bundle ID, version, build number, minimum iOS, permissions and Team ID.

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Good to know: An .ipa is a zip with the app inside Payload/. Its Info.plist holds the bundle ID and version; embedded.mobileprovision shows the team and expiry for Ad Hoc / development builds.

How to use it (step by step)

  1. 1Get the .ipa file (Xcode → Distribute App → Ad Hoc/Development, or from your CI).
  2. 2Tap the box above and choose the .ipa. It is read on your device only.
  3. 3Copy the bundle ID, version and build number you need. Permission texts and the Team ID appear below.

Words to know

File permissions (chmod)
Linux rules for who can read, change or run a file: the owner, the group, and everyone else.
Package name / bundle ID
The app’s permanent ID, like com.toolsko.app. Google Play and the App Store use it to tell apps apart; it can never change after publishing.
APK / IPA
The install files of an app: .apk for Android, .ipa for iPhone. Both are really zip files with the app inside.
ZIP
One file that holds many files inside, like a folder you can send.
Expiry date
The month and year printed on a card (MM/YY). The card works until the last day of that month.

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