Ipa Guard obfuscates and encrypts an iOS IPA file directly, without the project source. It secures code, libraries and resource files, renaming and obfuscating functions, variables and classes as needed, which strips readability out of the binary and raises the cost of reverse engineering.
It also renames images, resources and configuration files in bulk and changes their MD5 values, which blocks resource swapping and theft. It supports OC, Swift, Flutter, React Native and H5 applications alike.
Ipa Guard obfuscates the classes, methods, method parameters and variables inside an IPA, replacing their names with meaningless characters and making the app substantially harder to crack. It supports OC, Swift, Flutter, H5, HBuilder, Unity3D and Cocos2d-x.
Code is grouped and graded by risk level, and both the targets and the strength of obfuscation stay under your control, which keeps the configuration readable.
Rename any resource in the app — images, js, mp3, xib, sb, json, html — so the names carry no meaning and the app is harder to pick apart.
You can also change MD5 and UDID values and add watermarks that are invisible to the eye, for fuller resource protection.
Ipa Guard protects a compiled app directly, so no project source is required. Everything runs on your own machine with nothing uploaded to a server, which keeps the process safe and rules out source leaks.
Once protection is applied, set the signing parameters, re-sign the IPA and install it on a phone to confirm the protection took effect, nothing broke, and the result matches expectations.
Full support for Objective-C, Swift, C++ and Dart (Unity3D, Cocos2d-x, Flutter), with a complete feature set and stable behaviour.
Functions, properties and class names are all obfuscated at a strength you choose, keeping names and logic out of reach of decompilers.
Working on the compiled IPA needs no project source, leaves your existing workflow untouched, and removes any chance of a source leak.
Renames images, mp3, xib, sb, json and html resources so the names mean nothing; images can carry a watermark, and MD5 values can be changed.
Comments and debug information are stripped automatically, leaving a cleaner build that is harder to analyse under a debugger.
Install the protected build straight onto a device and run it, so problems surface early instead of after release.
A professional IPA obfuscation and encryption tool that raises the cost of reverse engineering — no source code required.
