IPA Analyzer — read what's inside your .ipa

What the IPA Analyzer reads

An .ipa is a ZIP archive. Inside Payload/App.app/ the analyzer reads the Info.plist (app identity) and the embedded.mobileprovision (the signing profile). From those it reports the app's bundle ID, name, version and build, minimum iOS, supported devices and icon — plus the provisioning details developers most need: distribution type, team name, expiry date, how many device UDIDs are registered, and key entitlements.

Is it ad-hoc, enterprise or App Store?

The analyzer works this out from the profile: a build listing specific device UDIDs is ad-hoc (or development if the get-task-allow entitlement is set); one that provisions all devices is enterprise; and one with no device list is App Store. See our ad-hoc and enterprise guides for the full picture.

Nothing is uploaded

Everything runs locally in JavaScript — the .ipa is read on your device and never sent to a server. That means it's instant, private, and works on builds of any size.