As promised in my previous post, regarding bypassing code signing in an iOS app that is open source, here is the xcode project and tutorial video showing you how to sideload apps on your iOS device using csbypass.

All credits for CSBypass and the Loader should go to /u/quertyouriop &co. All I did was wrap their work into an Xcode project, made a few minor changes and made the tutorial video.

NOTE: Your mileage may vary in terms of compatible apps. If there are any fixes to be made on my behalf, I will update the xcode project accordingly.

Let's see how it plays out first :)

I was able to successfully load Flappy bird and Filza using this method. Filza wasn't much use due to the lack of file access, but it opens at least ;)

PS: I have a newborn daugher who has just turned 2 weeks old, along with a 3 year old daughter and a wife.... So please be patient in terms of me answering comments/questions throughout the day. I'll be able to answer them more quickly tonight, when the kids are in bed.

Enjoy

Instructional/Tutorial video (it's rough, due to time constraints, but should suffice): https://youtu.be/950kR-535lY

LOCATION: You must copy the .app to following path for this to work: AppContainer file (.xcappdata extension) > AppData > Documents

IPA > .app: You need to unzip the ipa (rename the file extension to .zip) then extract it. The app file is located in /payload. Iirc the ipa file must be decrypted, so if the app file isn't in that location, then it is not a decrypted ipa. In that case, look for an alternate .ipa file online.

Download link to xcode project: https://github.com/DannyGlover/Sideloader_CS_Bypass/archive/master.zip

Sourcecode now hosted on Github: https://github.com/DannyGlover/Sideloader_CS_Bypass/

EDIT: Pushed the project to Github, so people can contribute. Link above