If you were lucky enough to jailbreak iOS or iPadOS 13.5 before Apple stopped signing it earlier in the week, then you’re probably wondering what you can do to make your device more fun to use. That’s where jailbreak tweaks come into play, and it’s one of the reasons we’ve curated this roundup for you.
This roundup will encompass all the latest jailbreak tweaks we’ve showed you from Monday, June 7th to Sunday, June 14th. As usual, we’ll kick things off by discussing our favorites first, and then wrap things up with the rest afterward. These lists are alphabetized for referencing purposes.
Our favorite releases this week
counter – FREE
For those times when you want to keep track of the number of times you unlock your iPhone each day, a newly released jailbreak tweak called counter can help you do that.
This tweak effectively adds a new module to Control Center that displays the number of times you’ve unlocked your iPhone, and you can reset the counter at any time with just a tap.
You can learn more about counter in our full review.
Iris – $1.99
Jailbreakers who do a lot of text messaging on their iPhone are doing themselves a serious injustice if they don’t use a newly released jailbreak tweak called Iris.
Iris provides a plethora of new features in the native Messages app, including color-code tags, automatic filtering, swipe shortcuts for useful actions, and much more.
You can learn more about how powerful Iris is and what it can do for you in our full review.
Kai – $0.99
Kai is a handy jailbreak tweak that adds persistent battery indicators to your Lock screen for all connected accessories and peripherals.
With it, you won’t have to swipe anywhere to see how powered your Apple Watch or AirPods are, and it just makes keeping track of charges more convenient overall.
You can learn more about Kai and where you can get it in our full review.
TypeCentury – $2.49
Read receipts and typing indicators are two of iMessage’s hallmark features that help it stand apart from basic SMS messages, and a newly released jailbreak tweak called TypeCentury alerts you to these kinds of activities from anywhere in iOS.
TypeCentury can display the information in the Status Bar or as a notification, and it can even provide haptic feedback. It’s a great way to know when someone is interacting with your iMessage without being in the Messages app itself.
You can learn more about TypeCentury and where you can get it in our full review.
Other releases this week
Ablaze: Brings Apple Music animated backgrounds to the Spotify and Music apps (free via level3tjg repository)
AirpodPopupConnect: Adds a connect button to the AirPods pop-up (free via nicho1asdev repository – review)
AirPods Pro EQ for EQE: A way to change the AirPods Pro’s sound (free via arx8x repository)
A-Message: Lets you set up a server on your PC to use iMessage from a non-macOS computer’s web browser (free via rpgfarm repository)
Amuze: Adds the ‘Confidential and Proprietary’ text from Apple internal builds to public builds of iOS (free via soybeys repository)
BlurryAlerts: Brings tvOS-style alerts to the iPhone and iPad (free via slyfabi repository – review)
Buzz Buzz: Add haptic feedback to more actions in iOS (free via Packix repository – review)
Custofications: Customize your notifications in iOS 13 (free via Packix repository)
CustomNotification: Lets you add weekly local notifications for a specific app that otherwise doesn’t support push notifications ($0.79 via Twickd repository)
CustomSounds13: Lets you customize various sounds in iOS (free via Packix repository – review)
EdgeToEdge: Lets you run iPhone apps on iPadOS in full-screen mode (free via BigBoss repository)
FBDarkMode: Enables the Facebook apps’ hidden dark mode (free via p0358 repository)
Fly Fly: Brings fun and quirky animations to your iPhone’s Twitter notifications ($2.00 via Packix repository – review)
FoxifyChrome: Launches Firefox instead of Chrome for apps that normally open Chrome instead (free via p0358 repository)
Gradient Bubble Color: Brings colored gradients to your iMessage chat bubbles ($0.99 via Packix repository – review)
Haptic13: Adds haptic feedback to places in iOS where Apple didn’t (free via Packix repository)
IGSaveVoice: Lets you save voice messages in the Instagram app with a long-tap gesture (free via BigBoss repository)
Instagram No Ads: Removes ads from the Instragram app (free via haoict repository)
ipslider: Adds your IP address above the Home Bar (free via BigBoss repository)
LennyLock Beta: Replaces the face in the Face ID glyph with the Lenny ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) face ($0.99 via Packix repository)
locdown: Breaks location and tracking services to secure user privacy (free via Kritanta repository)
MobileMeadow: Adds an animated Meadow effect to your display in several interfaces (free via pixelomer repository)
ModernSettings: Adds informative widgets to the top of your Settings app ($1.49 via iOSthemem0d repository – review)
NoSquareMode: Disables the silly square cropping mechanism in the Camera app (free via Packix repository)
NoUpdateBadge: Hides the update badges on SpringBoard and inside the Settings app (free via Twickd repository)
PowerSettings: Adds useful power options directly to the Settings app where they belong (free via Packix repository)
ReachToLockX: Lets you lock your iPhone with the Reachability gesture (free via nicho1asdev repository
RealFiles: Displays file names in the Files app (free via keshavbabu’s repository)
Safari in Messages: Opens links natively inside the Messages app (free via Chariz repository – review)
Signate: See your handset’s uptime on the Lock screen (free via fivepixels repository)
SnippetCommand: A command plugin for Activator (free via udevs repository)
SpotlightDelete: Delete apps from Spotlight with a 3D Touch gesture (free via shepgoba repository)
Toonsy: A static & animated icon theming platform designed to replace Fingal (free via Packix repository)
TransDock: Change the transparency of your iPhone Dock (free via Sn0w0d repository)
More related jailbreak news
Cydia updated: Cydia received two important updates this past week to fix crashing issues on iOS & iPadOS 13.5 when using hardware keyboards.
Apple unsigns iOS 13.5.5 beta 1: After team unc0ver released unc0ver v5.2.0 to support iOS 13.5.5 beta 1, Apple quickly pulled the plug on this beta firmware to prevent potential jailbreakers from upgrading to it.
unc0ver v5.2.0 released: Team unc0ver updated its jailbreak tool to version 5.2.0 this past week to support iOS 13.5.5 beta 1 after Apple unsigned iOS 13.5.
AltDaemon beta enters testing: AltStore is working on a new on-device signing service similar to ReProvision that will let you sign the unc0ver jailbreak (and similar alternatives) without a computer.
Apple unsigns iOS 13.5: Apple officially stopped signing iOS 13.5 this past week, preventing users of non-beta firmware from being able to jailbreak with unc0ver.
Wrap-up
Without further ado, that wraps up this week’s edition of the Jailbreak Tweaks of the Week. If you’re looking for more of the best iOS 13-centric jailbreak tweaks, then you should kindly head over to our more comprehensive list of the 50 best all-time jailbreak tweaks for iOS 13.
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What were your favorite releases this past week? Let us know in the comments section below.