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Delta Executor for iOS
iPhone & iPad: Direct Install Guide

Delta Executor isn't on the App Store, so installing it on iOS works a little differently than a normal app. Here's every method, in plain steps, including what to do when a certificate expires.

Quick answer: The easiest way is Direct Install. It installs right from your iPhone's browser and only needs a restart, no computer required. If Direct Install isn't available, sideloading apps like ESign or Sideloadly do the same job with one extra step.

About App
Minimum iOS versioniOS 15
Works oniPhone and iPad
Computer needed?No, with Direct Install
Certificate lasts~7 days (free), longer with Premium Cost
CostFree
App Store listingNot available - Installed separately
Delta executor for ios iphone ipad

Why Isn't Delta Executor on the App Store?

Apple's App Store review process doesn't allow apps that modify how another app behaves while it's running, which rules out any script executor by definition. This isn't a Delta-specific restriction — it applies the same way to every executor for every game on iOS.

To get around this, Delta Executor uses two methods that are both built on features Apple provides for installing apps outside the App Store: Direct Install and sideloading through a signing app. Neither requires jailbreaking your device.


Method 1 · Easiest

Direct Install: No Computer Needed

This is the simplest way to get Delta Executor on an iPhone or iPad. It works entirely from your device.

  1. Open delta-executore.com on your iPhone or iPad.
  2. Tap the iOS button, then tap Direct Install.
  3. Confirm the install prompt that appears.
    iOS will ask you to confirm you want to install a profile.
  4. Restart your device when asked.
    Delta Executor finishes installing itself during this restart — this step matters, don't skip it.
  5. Trust the developer certificate.
    Go to Settings → General → VPN & Device Management, tap the Delta profile, and tap Trust.
  6. Open Delta Executor and complete the key step.

If Direct Install isn't available


Method 2 · Backup option

Sideloading with ESign, Scarlet, or Sideloadly

This method uses a separate signing app to install the Delta IPA file. It takes a couple more steps than Direct Install but tends to be more reliable when Direct Install slots are full.

  1. Download the Delta IPA file.
    On the iOS download page, choose "Download IPA" instead of Direct Install.
  2. Install a signing app.
    ESign and Scarlet install directly on iPhone. Sideloadly needs a Windows or Mac computer.
  3. Import the IPA into your signing app.
  4. Tap Sign, then Install.
  5. Trust the certificate under Settings → General → VPN & Device Management.
  6. Open Delta Executor and complete the key step.

Why Delta Executor Keeps Needing Reinstalled

This is the single most common frustration iOS users run into, so it's worth explaining clearly. Apple issues two kinds of certificates for apps installed outside the App Store:

Certificate typeHow long it lastsWho gets it
Free developer certificateAbout 7 daysAnyone using a free Apple ID to sideload
Paid developer certificateAbout 1 yearDelta iOS Premium subscribers

When a free certificate expires, Delta Executor won't open, or it crashes the moment you tap it. This isn't a bug — it's Apple's certificate system doing exactly what it's designed to do. The fix is simply reinstalling: repeat Direct Install, or re-sign the IPA through ESign, and you're back up and running in a couple of minutes.

What "Please Upgrade" or "No Longer Available" means


Does This Work the Same on iPad?

Yes. Every step above applies equally to iPad — Direct Install, sideloading, and certificate trust all work identically. The only real difference is screen size, which just makes the Delta menu easier to use.


iOS FAQ

No. Both Direct Install and sideloading work on a completely standard, unmodified iPhone.

This is a standard message iOS shows for any app installed outside the App Store. Go to Settings → General → VPN & Device Management, find the Delta profile, and tap Trust — the app will open normally afterward.

Yes, there's no restriction on which Apple ID you use. Some people prefer a secondary Apple ID out of general caution with any sideloaded app, but it isn't required.

ESign and Scarlet install and run entirely on your iPhone. Sideloadly does the same job but runs on a Windows or Mac computer connected to your phone. All three sign and install the same IPA file.

Yes. Premium uses a paid developer certificate that lasts roughly a year instead of about a week, so you don't need to reinstall nearly as often.


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