Irisin

Irisin 4.7.2 offers to reload the home screen when an operation changes your tweaks.

• Reload Home Screen when tweaks changed. Tweaks load only when the home screen starts. When an operation adds, replaces or removes something in the tweak folder (/Library/MobileSubstrate/DynamicLibraries or /usr/lib/TweakInject), the button that closes the operation page reads Reload Home Screen. Touch and hold it for Skip for Now, which closes the page and leaves the home screen as it is. A failed operation that changed tweaks offers it too, and so does Try Again after one.
• Everything else ends as before. An operation that changes no tweak ends with the checkmark, and an update of Irisin itself still ends with the checkmark and closes the app, even when the same operation changed tweaks: reload the home screen from Settings once Irisin is open again.

Tested on iOS 26.6.2 with RootHide: installing, reinstalling and removing a tweak, an operation that changes no tweak, a failed operation and Try Again, Skip for Now, Reload Home Screen, and updating Irisin together with a tweak. iOS 27 and rootless firmware were not tested for this release.

Choose iphoneos-arm64e for RootHide or iphoneos-arm64 for rootless firmware. SHA-256 checksums are included in SHA256SUMS.

Updated to 4.6.0 (from apt.owngoal.dev).

Irisin 4.5.27 is about a quarter smaller to download.

• The RootHide package was 6.6 MB, 1.9 MB of it six large copies of the app icon. The icon now ships as three compressed images, and the package is 4.8 MB. It looks the same on the Home Screen in Default, Dark, Clear and Tinted; it no longer moves with the light the way the layered glass icon did.

Choose iphoneos-arm64e for RootHide or iphoneos-arm64 for rootless firmware. SHA-256 checksums are included in SHA256SUMS.

Irisin 4.5.26 stops leaving the Documents folder to root, so apps without a container can keep their data there again.

• Gives Documents back to mobile. On a RootHide setup that had no Documents folder, installing Irisin created that folder owned by root, and apps without a container could then keep nothing in it — iGhostVT, for one, wrote no log. Installing or updating Irisin now creates each missing folder for mobile, and a Documents folder left owned by root goes back to mobile.
• If Irisin cannot create its data folder at launch, it now asks its background service to prepare it whatever the reason, not only when the home folder is missing.

Choose iphoneos-arm64e for RootHide or iphoneos-arm64 for rootless firmware. SHA-256 checksums are included in SHA256SUMS.

Irisin 4.5.24 fixes a crash when the system runs low on memory, and shows text selection the way iOS does.

• No crash under memory pressure. After reading package descriptions with inline code or formulas, Irisin could quit when iOS asked apps to free memory. It now lets go of those descriptions safely.
• Native text selection. On iOS 17 and later, selecting text in a package's description shows the system's own highlight, handles and magnifier.
• Text engine updated. Package descriptions use Litext 3.6.3.

Choose iphoneos-arm64e for RootHide or iphoneos-arm64 for rootless firmware. SHA-256 checksums are included in SHA256SUMS.

Updated to 4.5.23 (from apt.owngoal.dev).

Updated to 4.5.22 (from apt.owngoal.dev).

Initial release.