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)
- 1Get the .ipa file (Xcode → Distribute App → Ad Hoc/Development, or from your CI).
- 2Tap the box above and choose the .ipa. It is read on your device only.
- 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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