BigBoss remains the last standard Cydia repository with jailbreak tweaks and themes coming to it
And now we're not talking about pirate repos and othersunreliable sources. We are talking about third-party repositories maintained by honest developers. They have beta versions of the system, pre-releases and a variety of jailbreak tweaks that you will not find anywhere else.
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We have collected for you the best and most reliable third-party repositories, adding which you will get access to many new tweaks and additions.
- How to add a repository to Cydia
- Cydia repository list
- What else do you need to know
How to add a repository to Cydia
First you need to add the repositories to Cydia. Many already know how to do this, but for beginners, we will go through all the steps again.
one) Open the Cydia app and go to the tabSources:
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2) ClickEditin the upper right corner of the screen.
3) Then clickAddin the upper left corner of the screen.
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four) A window will appear for the repository URL. Enter it manually and then clickAdd Source.
If you entered the correct address, Cydia will download the repository as shown below.
five) When you're done, clickReturn to Cydiaat the bottom of the screen.
If you haven't encountered any errors during the process,you have successfully added the repositories. If something doesn't work, please check the URL and try again. Change "https" to "http" only if so indicated in the repository address.
Cydia repository list
Now that you know how to add repositories, you must be wondering which ones to add. We have compiled for you a list of the best and most reliable.
Ryan Petrich repository
Ryan Petrik is one of the most influential jailbreak developers around. From time to time he publishes beta updates to his repository. To add it, use the following link:
http://rpetri.ch/repo/
CP digital darkroom
CP Digital Darkroom (Carlos) has created manyuseful tweaks for jailbroken devices over the past few years. He also has his own repository, where tweaks appear earlier than in BigBoss. Add it from the following link:
https://repo.cpdigitaldarkroom.com/
CydiaGeek
CydiaGeek has been creating tweaks for several years that change the look and feel of the iOS system, often publishing them to his repository before they even appear in BigBoss. Link:
http://cydiageek.yourepo.com/
LaughingQuoll
LaughingQuoll has earned its reputation for developing many popular tweaks. Many of his projects appear first in his repository. Link:
http://repo.laughingquoll.net/
JunesiPhone
If you love changing themes, be sure to check out the JunesiPhone repository. There are dozens of tweaks and add-ons that allow you to personalize your device to the fullest. Link:
http://junesiphone.com/supersecret/
FESTIVAL Development
The author of this repository is working on several new tweaks that will be released soon. You can add it using the link below:
https://festival.ml/repo/
NullPixel
NullPixel publishes interesting tweaks and utilities that haven't even appeared in BigBoss yet. Link:
http://repo.nullpixel.uk
Ca13ra1
Previously, Ca13ra1 often released tweaks, but now he does more serious things. However, his repository continues to live, and various jailbreak tweaks still appear there. Link:
http://ca13ra1.github.io/repo/
Sticktron's Lab
Sticktron also rarely releases tweaks, but its repository has several interesting additions that are supported by versions of the system from iOS 6 to iOS 10. Link:
http://repo.sticktron.net/
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Rob311
Rob311 is another developer from whom notwait for new tweaks. In its repository, various tweaks do occasionally appear, including basic iOS improvements and add-ons for the Activator app. Link:
http://cydia.rob311.com/repo/
What else do you need to know
Don't forget what you add to yourdevice third-party repositories without any guarantees. Although we trust the developers we have included in the list, we should still warn you about the potential threats of such repositories.
Unlike the standard Cydia repositories,third-party ones often do not have filters to separate spam from other files. Developers can upload whatever files they want to their repositories, and there is no way to control them. So add third-party repositories at your own risk. We have warned you.
Beware of repositories that offerpaid tweaks for free. Such repositories are called private, and often files from them can disrupt your device. In addition, they steal from the authors of jailbreak tweaks, depriving them of honest earnings.
Also, do not forget that a large number ofrepositories can slow down Cydia. The application updates all sources on every launch, and the more repositories, the more information it needs to download. Select only the most needed repositories and do not add everything.