To download the Satella tweak, it's essential to add the official repository into your preferred package manager such as Sileo, Cydia, Zebra, or Installer. To initiate the download process, simply click on your package manager name to add the repository and fetch all packages. Alternatively, you can copy the URL to your APT and locate the package within the repository.
The Satella Repository, hosted on Paisseon’s GitHub, offers access to the Satella tweak for jailbroken devices. You can find the SatellaJailed.dylib in the Tweaks (Piracy) category. The developer hosts Satella tweak versions 1.5, 1.7, 1.7.1, 1.8, and the latest 1.8.1. It's recommended to download the newest release.
Once the free in-app purchase tweak is installed on your jailbroken device, a dedicated preference pane will be added to the Settings app. From there, you can enable tweak injection for selected apps. This eliminates the need to manually inject the .dylib each time, as required with Satella Jailed.
Paisseon’s Repo also offers some other tweaks, such as Erika, cracks for various apps, some system tools, iOS 15 patches, and jailbreak tweaks. All packages are available for free download.
Satella tweak was released via Paisseon’s Repo. Add the repository to your favorite package manager and install the newest version of the tweak. Satella works on iOS 12.2 – iOS 16, including rootless jailbreaks like Dopamine and Palera1n.
To install Satella tweak, follow the steps:
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