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Scarlet is a popular third-party iOS app installer designed for sideloading IPA files directly on a device without requiring a computer, but it is prone to frequent app revokes due to its reliance on public enterprise certificates. To combat this, users often implement manual workarounds such as DNS blocking or using paid developer certificates to avoid interruptions. For a visual guide on setting up and managing Scarlet, watch this YouTube video.

To install IPA files using Scarlet Anti-Revoke, you need to install the Scarlet app and set up a DNS configuration to prevent Apple from revoking the enterprise certificates used to sign your apps. This method allows for computer-free sideloading on iPhones and iPads. Phase 1: Installing the Scarlet App

Download Scarlet: Visit the official Scarlet website or a trusted mirror like applejr.net and select the Direct Install option.

Trust the Developer: After the app installs, it will likely show an "Untrusted Enterprise Developer" error. Open Settings > General > VPN & Device Management.

Find the profile under "Enterprise App," tap the developer name, and select Trust.

Initial Launch: Open the Scarlet app from your home screen. If it doesn't open, the current certificate may be revoked, and you'll need to wait for a new one or use the Anti-Revoke method below. Phase 2: Setting Up Anti-Revoke (NextDNS Method) Scarlet Anti-Revoke- Install IPA Files With Sca...

Using a DNS service blocks the domains Apple uses to check and revoke certificates.

Create a Configuration: Go to NextDNS and create a free account.

Add Denylist Domains: In your NextDNS dashboard, add the following domains to the Denylist: ocsp.apple.com ocsp2.apple.com ppq.apple.com ffapple.com

Install the Profile: Download the configuration profile from apple.nextdns.io, go to Settings > Profile Downloaded, and install it.

Activate DNS: Navigate to Settings > General > VPN, DNS, & Device Management and ensure NextDNS is active. Phase 3: Installing IPA Files with Scarlet Scarlet is a popular third-party iOS app installer

Once Scarlet is trusted and the DNS is active, you can sideload custom apps:

Obtain your IPA: Download the IPA file you wish to install (e.g., modified social media or games) to your device.

Import to Scarlet: Open Scarlet and tap the Sideload (Import) icon (usually a down arrow or plus sign).

Select and Sign: Choose the IPA file from your storage. Scarlet will begin signing and installing the app.

Complete Installation: Once the progress bar reaches 100%, a system popup will ask to install the app. Tap Install. Open the Scarlet app

3. Scarlet Anti-Revoke: Overview

(Note: This section analyzes typical behavior and public patterns of tools labeled “Scarlet Anti-Revoke” used in the sideloading ecosystem. Implementation details vary among forks and distributions.)

Step 3: Installing IPA Files

Once Scarlet is running, you have two ways to install apps:

Option A: The Library (No Computer Needed)

1. Open the Scarlet app.
2. Browse the library for tweaked apps, emulators (like Delta or Provenance), or games.
3. Tap Get or Install on the item you want.
4. The app will be sideloaded directly to your home screen.

Option B: Sideload Your Own IPAs If you have an IPA file saved on your device or computer:

1. Via Device: If the IPA is in your iPhone’s Files app, open Scarlet, look for the "Upload IPA" or similar icon, and select your file.
2. Via Computer: Some versions of Scarlet allow you to visit their web portal on a PC, upload an IPA, and scan a QR code to install it on your phone.

Step 2: Managing Trust Certificates

Before opening the app, you may need to trust the developer profile:

1. Go back to Settings > General > VPN & Device Management.
2. Find the enterprise app section.
3. Tap the profile associated with Scarlet and select Trust.

3. App-Specific Wrapper

Scarlet wraps each installed IPA in a custom container that intercepts the OS’s revocation API calls, returning false responses. This is similar to how some jailbreak tweaks work, but without a full jailbreak.

9.1 Example local resign workflow (macOS)

1. Unzip IPA:
   • unzip MyApp.ipa
2. Replace embedded provisioning:
   • cp path/to/embedded.mobileprovision Payload/MyApp.app/
3. Re-sign with codesign:
   • codesign -f -s "iPhone Developer: Name (TeamID)" --entitlements entitlements.plist Payload/MyApp.app
4. Recreate IPA:
   • zip -r MyApp-resigned.ipa Payload
5. Install via Xcode or AltServer.

(Adaptation required for specific certificate names, entitlements file contents, and macOS/iOS versions.)