Ipagon

About the service

What is Ipagon?

Ipagon (ipagon.com) is a web service for installing IPA apps on your own iPhone, signed with your own Apple ID. It brings together a personal IPA library, app signing, installation on a connected device, and signature refresh.

Use Ipagon when you have an IPA file and want to install it on your iPhone, manage your library, and refresh app signatures from one web interface.

Open Ipagon

How it works

  1. Sign in with your Apple ID. The account is used for app signing. Choose or create a device profile after signing in.
  2. Connect your iPhone. Configure WireGuard and create a pairing file with LL Pair using the connection guide. The main setup flow runs on the phone itself.
  3. Add an IPA and install the app. Upload the file to My Apps and select Install. The device must be reachable through the configured connection during installation.
  4. Refresh the signature. You can refresh manually or enable scheduled refresh. This requires a reachable device and valid authorization.

What you need

An Apple ID, an IPA file, and a compatible device. The current Ipagon guide targets iPhone and iPad with iOS / iPadOS 27 or later and uses WireGuard and LL Pair. Keep the selected tunnel on and the device unlocked during setup and installation.

Each device uses a separate Ipagon profile. A Windows pairing option is also available.

Frequently asked questions

What is an IPA?

An IPA is an app package file for iPhone or iPad. Ipagon uses it to sign and install the app on a connected device.

Are apps signed with my Apple ID?

Yes. Signing uses your own Apple ID and an available Apple team. Installation eligibility, signature validity, and limits depend on your account and Apple's conditions.

Do I need a computer?

The main Ipagon guide lets you configure the connection on your iPhone using WireGuard and LL Pair. A separate Windows pairing method is also available.

What happens when a signature expires?

You may need to refresh the signature and reinstall the signed version to keep launching the app. Signature expiry itself does not delete the app from your phone.

Is Ipagon an Apple service?

No. Ipagon is an independent service and is not affiliated with Apple. Its Apple ID form is used for app signing; it is not Apple's system passkey sign-in.

Connection data

The service uses Apple authorization and a device pairing file. The pairing file contains device access keys: do not publish it or share it with others. VPN configurations, personal IPA files, and account data are outside this public description.