iOS

Current iOS delivery is a source bundle for the independent 秒搭 app id.

The current public iOS download is iOS Project Source. It is intended for users or operators with a Mac and full Xcode. The bundle now uses cn.imiaoda.app and expects you to select your own Apple team, certificate, and provisioning profile before archive or IPA export.

What you need

macOS, full Xcode, and an Apple ID. A paid Apple Developer account is needed if you want export/distribution beyond local device testing.

Current bundle id

The default iOS source path now uses cn.imiaoda.app.

Current signing path

The source bundle is intentionally independent and no longer pins inherited Apple team or provisioning-profile values.

Current truth

There is no direct public IPA download yet. The source bundles exist so installation can still continue on a proper Apple build host.

Method 1: Install to your own iPhone from Xcode

Download and unzip the iOS Project Source package from the 秒搭 download center.
Open ios/App/App.xcworkspace in Xcode, not just .xcodeproj.
Confirm the project shows bundle id cn.imiaoda.app, then choose your Apple team and matching provisioning profile in Xcode.
Connect your iPhone by cable, trust the Mac on the device, then pick the device as the run target.
Press Run. Xcode will build, sign, and install the app to the device.
If iOS blocks the app on first launch, go to Settings > Privacy & Security and trust the developer profile.

Method 2: Export an IPA for broader testing

Open the same workspace in Xcode and confirm signing is valid.
Choose Product > Archive.
When the Organizer opens, select the archive and use Distribute App.
Export for Ad Hoc, Development, or another distribution path supported by your Apple account.
Install the exported IPA through your normal Apple-side distribution flow.

Common blockers

No full Xcode: Command Line Tools alone are not enough.
Signing errors: usually mean the local certificate, provisioning profile, or team selection is not aligned with cn.imiaoda.app.
Free Apple ID limits: local device deployment works, but long-lived or wider distribution is constrained.