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AppTool v2.1.1 is in beta-testing right now and I will really appreciate if you guys can help me test it please!

What it can do:

1. apptool -s
   This option will list various stats for all apps (list is also written to file).
2. apptool -l
   This option will list all apps by their appleid (list is also written to file).
3. apptool -c
   This option will list only cracked apps (list is also written to file).
4. apptool -e
   This option will list only encrypted apps (list is also written to file).
5. apptool “app name”
   This option will find the given app’s appleid (only shown on screen).
6. apptool -rm “apple@id.here”
   This option will remove the iTunesMetadata.plist from apps purchased under the given appleid (minimal screen output).
7. apptool -rs “apple@id.here”
   This option will restore previously removed iTunesMetadata.plists to apps purchased under the given appleid (minimal screen output).
8. apptool -cu
   This option will list previously cracked apps that have recently been updated and not yet been cracked (only shown on screen).
9. apptool -uc
   This option will list uncracked encrypted apps (only shown on screen).
10. apptool -cd
    This option will allow you to switch between /var/mobile/Applications directories (unlimited directories; onscreen instructions).
11. apptool -ad
    This option will allow you to backup or restore app data (onscreen prompt).
12. apptool -un “appname”
    This option will uninstall the given app.

Brief overview:

Options 1 to 5 are safe. Option 6 can be bad if something goes wrong (I have tested this personally and it is fine on its own). Options 8 and 9 will require you to add a snippet of code to a terminal cracking script (not compatible with cracking GUIs) to be run in root (doesn’t work without root). Option 10 will require a lot of space on your device for the backed up files.

Interested?

If you are interested in beta-testing this, please agree to the following first:

1. You are taking this risk on your own volition.
2. You are at least semi-proficient in troubleshooting iDevice problems and you are ok with reading words on a terminal.
3. You will not be babysat with elaborate, step-by-step instructions from me.
4. You will return feedback in the form of comments on this page so that everyone can see, and not on Twitter or IRC.
5. You will receive eternal gratitude from me.

If you are ready, please proceed to this page and enter the following as the password:

Further explanation is given on that page.