Misaka Tweak manager for iOS 16

If you long for the experience of a jailbroken device but currently lack one, the closest alternative is installing misaka for iOS. This application serves as a viable substitute for Cydia on non-jailbroken devices, granting you the ability to install tweaks to customize iOS. With misaka Tweak Manager, you can unlock modifications that mimic the functionality of a jailbreak. For iOS 17 – iOS 18 you can try recently released misakaX.

Install misaka IPA MDC + KFD on iOS 15 or iOS 16:

What is misaka?

Misaka is a tweak manager for MacDirtyCow & KFD exploits, allowing you to modify iOS without the need for jailbreak. It doesn't offer as many possibilities as a jailbreak has to offer, but still, things you can modify or enable on your device are amazing. Misaka supports all devices compatible with MDC, both jailbroken and not, running iOS 15 – iOS 15.8.1, and iOS 16.0 – iOS 16.1.2. Misaka KFD supports A12-A16 (iPhone Xs – iPhone 14) on iOS 16.2 – iOS 16.5 & iOS 16.6b1. The new release supports AppleTV and the KFD puaf_landa exploit (up to iOS 16.7.4).

This incredible tweak manager for iOS works almost like a traditional package manager with Cydia tweaks. You can add new repositories, view tweak descriptions, and install packages on your device. All without the need to jailbreak your device. Of course, MacDirtyCow tweaks don't offer the same potential that jailbreak tweaks, however, you will be surprised what is possible.

Misaka can be installed on your iPhone using TrollStore, or sideloaded with any IPA Installer that requires a computer or can sign and install IPA files directly on your iDevice. Once installed, a new icon will appear on your Home Screen with access to the Misaka tweak manager for iOS.

misaka for iOS 16

By default, the Misaka tweak manager comes with all popular repositories containing tweak compatible with all MacDirtyCow devices. Currently, there are almost 300 tweaks available that can be installed on your device without the need of jailbreak. Misaka supports all devices running, in the mentioned iOS range, even the latest iPhones, including iPhone 14 Max.

The list of available tweaks is impressive. You can download tweaks to change the look of Settings app, manage fonts, change the look of Lock Screen glyphs, change model name, respring your device, customize system apps, change Control Center UI, enable NFC Reader, change Status Bar, disable unable to verify app that was revoked, and more.

The developers publish all tweaks in private repositories, ensuring a controlled environment for their distribution. Each tweak is accompanied by a comprehensive description, providing users with a clear understanding of its features and installed version (iOS 15 – iOS 16).

Additionally, an illustrative image showcases the visual impact of the tweak when applied. System requirements are also provided, enabling users to determine if their devices meet the necessary specifications. It is important to note that certain tweaks are exclusively compatible with specific iOS versions and may not install successfully on other firmware iterations.

misaka tweak manager

Note: Misaka tweaks will not function on iOS versions beyond 16.5. As such, users should refrain from expecting updates or compatibility with iOS versions higher than this threshold.

Misaka tweak manager for iOS offers a comprehensive experience, not only allowing users to manage their tweaks but also providing additional features. One noteworthy feature is the news section, which keeps users up-to-date with the latest releases and updates of tweaks.

This ensures that users are always informed about the newest additions to enhance their iOS experience. Moreover, the features tab presents a curated list of the most popular packages among users, enabling them to discover and explore tweaks that doesn't require jailbreak.

If you are a jailbreak enthusiast, but your device isn't supported by any jailbreak released so far, then Misaka tweak manager for iOS 15 – iOS 16 will be a great alternative.

Alternatively, you can also try other tools to tweak your iPhone. There is for example Cowabunga the most advanced suite of tools and modifications for iOS 15 to iOS 16, StatusMagic to remove Status Bar cons and change carrier text, or WDB FontOverwrite to replace system fonts.

Since version Misaka 1.9.3 the tweak manager implements now two exploits to access read and write access to system files. In application Settings, you can now choose between MDC and KFD exploits. MDC option: Support all devices from iOS 15.0 – iOS 15.8.1 and iOS 16.0 – iOS 16.1.2. On KFD option: Support A12-A16 (iPhone Xs - iPhone 14 Pro Max) on iOS 16.2 – iOS 16.5 & iOS 16.6b1. MDC devices can only be using MDC, KFD devices can only use KFD.

Misaka IPA 2.0 offers support for KFD (iOS 16.2 – iOS 16.5 & 16.6b1) including a variety models of iPads. It also comes with a fix kernel panic instantly when press 'Yes' at start for all A12 - A16 iPhones on iOS 16.2 – iOS 16.4.1, and brings option to repleace the defaul Passcode Theme.

Supported devices

List of Misaka Tweaks

Misaka tweak manager for iOS provides seamless access to repositories housing a vast collection of tweaks, including the comprehensive range of MacDirtyCow packages tailored specifically for iOS 15 and iOS 16. With an extensive library of over 333 packages, Misaka Tweak Manager offers an abundance of options to customize and enhance your device's functionality, all without the requirement of a jailbreak. All iPhones are supported.

Below, you'll find a curated list of the finest tweaks available, allowing you to easily discover and implement the modifications that best suit your preferences and requirements.

• Dock Color tweak: change Dock color on iOS.
• Unserchable tweak: bring back page dots on Home Screen on iOS 16.
• Anti OTA: disable OTA updates on your device.
• ClockFonts tweak: install additional clock fonts for iOS 16.
• EnableSupervisedMode tweak: enable supervised mode.
• Hide Passcode Blur: remove the background blur of the passcode.
• OneUI tweak: change the look of Settings app.
• Whitelist tweak: disable, Unable to verify app.
• FrostedUI tweak: change the look of iOS.
• Usagi Passcode tweak: change passcode images.
• Notification color tweak: change notification banners colors.
• Hello look tweak: change the look of Lock Screen.
• Android look tweak: change Lock Screen to imitate Android devices.
• JoyPixel tweak: install new emojis to iOS keyboard.
• Negative Dock tweak: change the look of your Dock.
• Catolook tweak: replace Clock app icon background.
• ColorCC tweak: change Control Center colors.
• Better Focus tweak: a cleaner focus module for CC.
• ModernCC tweak: gives a modern look to Control Center.
• MuteModule tweak: adds mute module to CC.
• Wifi Speed tweak: shows the Wi-Fi speed in the Control Center.

Download Misaka IPA

Misaka tweak manager for iOS 15 – iOS 16 was released as an IPA package that can be installed on your device using Sideloadly, Esign, or even TrollStore. When you download the Misaka IPA and sideload it with your favorite tool, you will gain access to all tweaks that work without the need to jailbreak your device. For the purpose of this how-to, we will use Sideloadly installer.

To install misaka IPA on your iOS device using Sideloadly, follow these steps:

1. Download the Misaka IPA from at the top of this page.
2. Run Sideloadly application on your PC or Mac.
3. Connect your iPhone or iPad to the computer via USB.
4. Load the IPA file into the app to begin the installation process.
5. Enter your Apple ID to sign the Misaka IPA file.
6. Click the “Start” button to begin sideloading the IPA file onto your device.
7. When prompted, enter the password for your Apple ID.
8. Open the Settings app from the Home Screen.
9. Navigate to “General” → “VPN & Device Management”.
10. Click on the developer app associated with your email.
11. Tap “Trust” to allow the Misaka app to run.

Note: If you don't have a developer certificate, you can use your free Apple account to sign and install Misaka IPA and use it for up to 7 days before it needs to be re-signed.

For added convenience, you can quickly download and install Misaka IPA by using the convenient quick links provided at the top of this page. With just one click, you can easily load the Misaka IPA for iOS 15 – iOS 15.7.1, and iOS 16 – iOS 16.5 in your favorite installer.

Misaka Repos

Misaka comes preinstalled with an official list of repositories containing the best tweaks released for non-jailbroken devices. The most recent release of the tweak manager offers access to 21 repositories with useful tweaks that can be enabled on MacDirtyCow compatible devices. Below you can find the list of all Misaka Repos with tweaks for iOS 15.0 – iOS 16.5.0.

Note: All Misaka Repos mentioned in this article are installed by default with the tweak manager app for iOS 14 – iOS 15.7.1, and iOS 16.0 – iOS 16.5.

• Betterave (7 tweaks)
• misaka.app (12 tweaks)
• Applicott (54 tweaks)
• Puck (11 tweaks)
• Coolwacat (18 tweaks)
• YangJiii Repo (24 tweaks)
• Lemin (3 tweaks)
• ichitaso (1 tweak)
• Kumiki (18 tweaks)
• Sugiuta (2 tweaks)
• Huy Nguyen (11 tweaks)
• Fomri's Repo (11 tweaks)
• tweakra1n (2 tweaks)
• EPOSbox (61 tweaks)
• tyler10290 (9 tweaks)
• iWishkem (7 tweaks)
• tdquang (1 tweak)
• Dekotas (27 tweaks)
• MR X's Repo (3 tweaks)
• Aurora (14 tweaks)
• Lunar (3 tweaks)
• PhucDo's Repo (23 tweaks)

What's new

• Updated misaka to version 8.2.4.
• KFD puaf_landa (up to iOS 16.7.4).
• Supported All iPad (except M1/M2 on 16.5.1-16.6.1).
• AppleTV Support.
• Bootstrap Installer iOS 16+ (Beta).
• Added support for the iOS 17-compatible second status bar (PiP).
• Added support for Tweak development using JavaScript.
• Integrated the Runestone code editor.
• Notification History (Beta).
• Implemented compatibility with the PureKFD/Picasso repository.
• Improved performance efficiency.
• Enhanced user experience.
• Dependency implemented.
• Compatible with markdown.
• Stabilized the file manager and added support for compressing and decompressing ZIP files.
• Added Shortcuts support.

Written by

Kuba Pawlak

Kuba has over 20 years of experience in journalism, focusing on jailbreak since 2012. He has interviewed professionals from various companies. Besides journalism, Kuba specializes in video editing and drone flying. He studied IT at university before his writing career.

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