Version:5.0.1
Last Updated: 2025-06-27
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AccessibleA jailed filesystem viewer & extractor for iOS 15.0 - iOS 18.3.2.
A jailed filesystem viewer & extractor for iOS 15.0 - iOS 18.3.2. Made by lunginspector for jailbreak.party.
Disclaimer: This shortcut CANNOT read or extract user data, which is usually stored in /var.
With the power of a special method, files that Apple would usually not allow you to read, such as stuff in /Applications, can be read. Browse the filesystem, read & export files, and get details on them. Use search to get to directories quicker than ever.
Thanks to the ability to read /Applications, you can open & extract internal system applications, which are usually never available on SpringBoard or anywhere else in the operating system.
Important
Since user-installed applications are NOT stored on /Applications, it is impossible to fetch applications that you have installed yourself.
Accessible can parse MobileGestalt into a report, providing you with details about your device that are not typically available in settings. These include details on whether tweaks enabled by SparseRestore tools, such as Nugget, have been enabled or disabled.
Accessible uses the syntax file:///[Directory Path], interpreted as a URL, in order to get the contents of the filesystem. Apple has unfortunately partially patched this in iOS 18.4, by restricting the ability to interpret anything from the URL as a folder (throws the Restricted Folder error).
- /System - Usual system files, which are already readable with any application.
- /Applications - Application containers for system applications, which, for some weird reason, are only readable with this shortcut.
- /var - MAJOR exception: You can only read stuff from /var/preboot, which means no user data can be read with this shortcut.
- Download the Accessible Jailbreak app IPA file.
- Use a compatible sideloading tool (such as Esign patcher, TrollStore, AltStore or Cydia Impactor) to sideload the IPA onto your device.
- Follow the on-screen prompts to complete the installation process.
Download the latest version of the Accessible iPA file and sideload it using Esign, TrollStore, Scarlet, or Altstore.
Direct Install
Does your iPhone/iPad already have a sideloading tool installed, such as Esign, TrollStore, Scarlet, or Altstore? Use the direct install buttons listed below.
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How to Install/Sideloading Accessible 5.0.1 IPA File
TrollStore
AltStore is an iOS app that allows you to sideload IPA files to your device using your Apple ID. It re-signs apps using your personal certificate, supporting iOS 12.2 and ensuring compatibility with iOS 17.x.
- Use the download buttons above to download the Accessible5.0.1 iPA file.
- Download TrolStore App.
- Follow this TrollStore Installtion Guide
- Sideload Accessibleapp, version 5.0.1 iPA
Sideloadly
Sideloadly, a Cydia Impactor alternative, is compatible with Windows and macOS. Even without these operating systems, you can sideload IPA files to your iOS device, which supports iOS versions 7 through 17. x.
- Use the download buttons above to download the Accessible v 5.0.1 iPA file.
- Download Sideloadly App.
- Follow this Sideloadly Installtion Guide
- Sideload Accessible5.0.1 iPA
iOS/iPadOS Versions Compatibility
iOS 15.0 - iOS 18.3.2
iPhone Models Compatibility
iOS 15.0 - iOS 18.3.2
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A jailed filesystem viewer & extractor for iOS 15.0 - iOS 18.3.2. Made by lunginspector for jailbreak.party.
Disclaimer: This shortcut CANNOT read or extract user data, which is usually stored in /var.
With the power of a special method, files that Apple would usually not allow you to read, such as stuff in /Applications, can be read. Browse the filesystem, read & export files, and get details on them. Use search to get to directories quicker than ever.
Thanks to the ability to read /Applications, you can open & extract internal system applications, which are usually never available on SpringBoard or anywhere else in the operating system.
Important
Since user-installed applications are NOT stored on /Applications, it is impossible to fetch applications that you have installed yourself.
Accessible can parse MobileGestalt into a report, providing you with details about your device that are not typically available in settings. These include details on whether tweaks enabled by SparseRestore tools, such as Nugget, have been enabled or disabled.
Accessible uses the syntax file:///[Directory Path], interpreted as a URL, in order to get the contents of the filesystem. Apple has unfortunately partially patched this in iOS 18.4, by restricting the ability to interpret anything from the URL as a folder (throws the Restricted Folder error).
- /System - Usual system files, which are already readable with any application.
- /Applications - Application containers for system applications, which, for some weird reason, are only readable with this shortcut.
- /var - MAJOR exception: You can only read stuff from /var/preboot, which means no user data can be read with this shortcut.