Springtomize 5 brings advanced Springboard customization to pwned iOS 13 handsets
The ever-so-popular Springtomize jailbreak tweak has been re-released with support for iOS 13 this weekend, just in time for unc0ver v4.0.x.
The ever-so-popular Springtomize jailbreak tweak has been re-released with support for iOS 13 this weekend, just in time for unc0ver v4.0.x.
With a new and free jailbreak tweak called Spectrum, you can colorize your iOS device’s system colors with ease.
Looking for perhaps the best all-in-one jailbreak tweak for iOS 13 yet? Try a new release called Lynx.
With a new and free jailbreak tweak called Kage, you can customize various aspects of the iOS UI without paying a cent.
Looking for a free alternative to Springtomize? If so, you might like a new jailbreak tweak called Artemis.
If you like all-in-one jailbreak tweaks for customizing your iPhone’s SpringBoard, then you’ll definitely take a liking to a new release called Cosmos.
The ever-so-popular Springtomize tweak has been re-released on the Packix repository with full support for iOS 11, iOS 12, and A12(X) devices.
With Essentials, you can customize almost every aspect of your jailbroken iPhone or iPad running iOS 11 or 12.
LegiBilly lets you add a splash of color to virtually any label or text color throughout iOS, including what you might find on the Home screen, Lock screen, and Status Bar, among others.
A major milestone for the iOS 10 jailbreak is officially here; the highly popular Springtomize jailbreak tweak is now compatible with iOS 10 thanks to its latest release, which was a joint effort between iOS developers Filippo Bigarella and Janosch HĂĽbner (sharedRoutine).
Springtomize 4 has been re-written from top to bottom with improvements to not only its design, but also to its set of features. In this piece, we’ll go over everything you can expect from Springtomize 4.
A handful of elements that make up the iOS UI in its entirety are round or have rounded corners; this includes, but is not limited to: passcode buttons, Control Center toggles, the corners of banner notifications, and Home screen folders, among other things.
If you’re not a fan of this system-wide rounded style, a new free jailbreak tweak called ringUI by CydiaGeek can be installed to make several elements on your device look much squarer.
A number of large springboard customization jailbreak tweaks are paid, and expensive at that, but for those who want a budget option, a new free jailbreak tweak called ReformX by zEstLabs could be just the one you’ve been waiting for.
This tweak provides you all kinds of options for tricking out your Home screen, ranging from the layout of your Home screen icons, to the style of your dock, to the appearance of your folders; the list goes on.