A jailed filesystem tool for iOS 15+, iPadOS 15+, and watchOS 8+. View the filesystem, open internal applications, and get deeper insights on your device.
Accessible uses a special method to read & export files that are usually hiden from the user.
Apps that are usually not Accessible on the Home Screen or App Library can now be opened & extracted.
Important
Since these apps are on the /Application directory, no user-installed or uninstallable apps will be shown. Do not ask for this as it is not possible.
Accessible can translate MobileGestalt into a user-readable report telling you what tweaks you have enabled from SparseRestore tools like Nugget.
No problem! Extract files from your Apple Watch by path, or directly save MobileGestalt.
- File Browser
- Extract Files
- Read Plists
- Run Files in Apps
- Search by Path
- Favorite Directories
- Internal Apps Manager (Gets Applications from
/Applications
, which means that there are no user-installed apps in the folder.)- Open Application
- Save Application Bundle
- View Application Bundle
- MobileGestalt Tweaks
- View MobileGestalt Tweaks commonly applied with Nugget
- Download Report
- Extra Tools
- Save MobileGestalt - Saves the file
com.apple.MobileGestalt.plist
, which may be good for SparseRestore tools. - Extractor Playground - Extract files (by path) with Accessible's Entitlement Method or the Share Sheet Bug.
- Save MobileGestalt - Saves the file
- Extract MobileGestalt
- Extract by path
- It's very simple! Accessible uses the
file:///
extension and parses it as a URL with the requested directory attached the end. From this extension, we can return readable files.- Example:
file:///Applications
would return all the files found in the/Applications
directory.
- Example:
- An app may be able return these files (I haven't tried, and I have no programming knowledge), but I decided to use Shortcuts as it has been the most reliable method.
- On Apple Watches, the
file:///
extension is used as well. However, Apple Watches cannot return folders, so only specific plists can be read unfourtantely.
- /System - Can read almost everything in this directory and contains a lot of important system files.
- /Applications - The most accessible directory here. Contains only non user-installed apps (I call them "Internal" apps).
- /var - Here, you can only read
/preboot
. No other files can be read.