About this site
We write the guide. We did not write the jailbreak.
This site is an independent, community-run help project. Our whole job is making the install process understandable for people who are not deep in the jailbreak scene — and being honest about what we are and are not.
This is not the official Relaxin website
We want that stated plainly, at the top, because it matters. Relaxin was built by its own development team. We are not that team, we did not write a line of it, and we do not speak for it. We also have no connection whatsoever to Apple Inc. — iOS, iPhone, iPad and Apple are their trademarks, used here only to describe what the software runs on.
What we actually do is narrow, and we try to do it well:
- Mirror the public release exactly as it was published, with checksums so you can prove the file was not tampered with.
- Write install guides in plain English — the ones we wanted to exist when we first tried this.
- Document the failures, not just the happy path. Most of our traffic is people hitting an error at 1 a.m.
- Keep the compatibility table honest, including the devices where the answer is "no".
How we work
Everything on this site is written by people who have actually run the steps on real hardware. When we have not tested something, we say so — the iPad row in the compatibility table is marked "lightly tested" for exactly that reason. When we get something wrong, we correct the page rather than quietly deleting it.
We do not use link shorteners, ad gates, "human verification" pages, or any of the other monetisation patterns that have made jailbreak downloads miserable. The files are served directly. If you ever land on a page claiming to be us and asking you to complete an offer to unlock a download, it is not us.
What we cannot help with
We cannot recover a device you updated past iOS 17.3.1 — Apple stopped signing it, and there is no downgrade path. We cannot make Relaxin work on an A14 or older chip. We cannot provide Apple ID certificates, and we will never ask you for your Apple ID password. Any site that does, for any reason, should be closed immediately.
Use this on hardware you own
Jailbreaking removes security boundaries iOS puts there on purpose. That is the point, and it is also the risk: a badly written tweak has far more reach on a jailbroken device than a normal app ever could. Install from repositories you trust, back up before you start, and only do this on a device that belongs to you. Everything here is offered for educational and personal use, without warranty of any kind — you accept the outcome on your own device.
We will never ask for
Your Apple ID password, your device passcode, payment details, or remote access to your phone. Nobody legitimate needs any of those to help you sideload an IPA.
Get in touch
Contact us
Broken step, error we have not documented, takedown request, or a correction — all welcome. We read everything and usually reply within two working days.
Check the troubleshooting list
Roughly four in five messages are already answered there — expired certificates, missing Trust option, the "maximum App IDs" error.
Open troubleshooting →Takedown requests
If you hold rights to material hosted here, email us with the URL and proof of ownership. We remove first and discuss afterwards.
Send us a fix
Found a step that has drifted, or an error message we do not cover? Send the exact wording and your iOS version and we will add it, credited if you want.