An IPA from our Mac.
Your certificate.
Wrap a live URL for a Preview Android APK on Free. An IPA needs Builder, Pro, or an App license for the build; distribution needs signing. Optional cloud signing requires Pro. We never ask for your Apple ID.
01 — Compile the IPA
02 — Verify signing and export method
03 — Test installation, then submit
If the site is already live — including something you made in Lovable, Bolt, or v0 — paste the URL.
Bring what you have
Paste your deployed HTTPS URL for a website wrap. Our current IPA workflow uses a server-generated template; uploaded Flutter or Xcode projects are not accepted for iOS compilation.
We build on real Apple silicon
Your IPA compiles on Apple-silicon build machines with live streaming logs. You can start the build from Windows, Linux, or your phone.
Check the delivery conditions
Download the default unsigned IPA and arrange signing, or use Pro cloud signing with your certificate and matching profile. Verify the export method and test on the intended device before distribution.
Signing, stated plainly
The default IPA is unsigned. Pro cloud signing uses your valid certificate and a matching provisioning profile; the build details report the verified signing state. Development, ad-hoc and App Store exports have different distribution rules. A valid signature is not a promise of installation or review approval. We never ask for your Apple ID or App Store Connect password.
Check IPA inputs, signing and delivery requirementsStraight answers
Do I install Xcode?
You do not need Xcode on your computer to start our cloud build. External signing and submission tools have their own requirements. App Store or TestFlight distribution needs your own Apple Developer membership and correctly signed output.
I built my app with Lovable / Bolt / Base44. Will it work?
If your builder provides a deployed HTTPS website, the URL-wrap route is available. That does not convert web code into native screens. Check login, checkout and file uploads on a real device; a wrapper does not guarantee compatibility or App Store acceptance.
Is the IPA actually signed?
By default, no: the output is labeled unsigned. Optional cloud signing requires an active Pro subscription, a valid .p12 with its private key and a matching provisioning profile. App and Builder do not unlock cloud signing. Check the completed build's signing metadata and export method; signed does not mean App Store approved.