Delta Executor iOS: Direct Install & IPA, v2.743 (2026)
Delta Executor for iOS installs on iPhone and iPad without a jailbreak, outside the App Store, through Direct Install or through an IPA file that a sideloading app re-signs and installs. Direct Install needs no computer; AltStore and Sideloadly are the methods that do.
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Which Delta Executor iOS Install Method Should You Use?
The choice turns on whether a computer is available, how long the app’s signature lasts, and what stops it.
| Method | Details |
|---|---|
| Direct Install | Computer needed: No Signature: An enterprise certificate What stops it: Apple revokes the certificate |
| On-device apps (E-Sign, Ksign, Scarlet) | Computer needed: No Signature: Depends on the certificate imported What stops it: That certificate expires or is revoked |
| Computer-based apps (AltStore, Sideloadly) | Computer needed: Yes Signature: Your Apple ID, free accounts last 7 days What stops it: The weekly re-sign lapses |
How to Install Delta Executor on iOS With Direct Install
Direct Install needs only Safari on the phone; a computer and a signing app play no part.
- Tap Direct Install in Safari on the iPhone or iPad; the button works only in Safari on iOS.
- Tap Install on the system prompt that appears and let the install complete. When no prompt appears, Apple has revoked the signing certificate; the certificate section below covers what to do.
- Trust the enterprise developer when iOS blocks the first launch, by trusting the profile under Settings > General > VPN & Device Management.
- Reopen Delta Executor and sign in with an alternate Roblox account that holds nothing you would mind losing.
- Enter the key. The key prompt appears on the first game launch, and getting the 24-hour key has its own steps.
How to Install Delta Executor on iOS With a Sideloading App
A sideloading app — an app that re-signs an IPA file with its own certificate and installs it — replaces Direct Install when that method stops working or is not offered.
- Download the IPA with the button above.
- Open the signing app and import the IPA file.
- Sign and install. The app re-signs the file and installs it on the phone.
- Trust the developer profile in Settings > General > VPN & Device Management, the same step as in Direct Install.
- Open Delta Executor and sign in.
On-device apps such as E-Sign, Ksign and Scarlet do their signing on the phone itself. E-Sign adds two preliminary steps: a DNS profile is installed first, and a certificate is imported before the first signing. Computer-based apps such as AltStore and Sideloadly install through a computer connected to the phone and sign with an Apple ID.
TrollStore
TrollStore installs the IPA permanently, with no weekly re-signing, but it only works on iOS 14.0 to 16.6.1, iOS 16.7 RC (build 20H18) and iOS 17.0. Every other release, including 17.0.1 and later, needs a different method. Check Settings > General > About for the exact iOS version before trying it.
What Profiles Does Installing Delta Executor on iOS Add to Your Phone?
Direct Install and the sideloading apps each add at least one profile. The name listed under Enterprise App in Settings > General > VPN & Device Management is the certificate holder’s — it identifies who signed the app and need not match the name of the app. Selecting that name and confirming Trust completes the step.
The E-Sign method adds a second, different profile: a DNS profile, which decides which server answers the phone’s DNS lookups. An anti-revoke DNS profile works by blocking the connection to the servers that check whether a certificate has been revoked. To remove a DNS profile, select it in VPN & Device Management and tap Remove Profile. To remove an enterprise developer entry, open it and tap Delete App, which removes the apps it signed along with the trust.
Why Delta Executor Stops Opening on iOS: Expired and Revoked Certificates
Two different clocks stop a working install. Direct Install relies on a certificate that Apple can revoke without notice, and a revoked certificate stops the app on every phone that uses it at once. A signature from a free Apple ID, as used by AltStore and Sideloadly, lapses after 7 days, and the app stops opening until it is re-signed.
A revoked certificate causes three messages: “Integrity not verified,” “Delta is no longer available” and a crash on launch. Reinstalling with a working certificate fixes all three.
The fixes differ. A revoked certificate needs another install method or a version signed with a different certificate; an expired signature needs a re-sign. Reinstalling the same way after a revocation repeats the failure. The help for a Delta that stops opening sorts every failure by where it happens.
Is Delta Executor on the App Store?
No. Delta Executor installs outside the App Store. An App Store app with a similar name, such as a games-library and script-tools utility, is a different program, and installing it leaves the Roblox script executor uninstalled.
The executor arrives as an IPA file or through Direct Install, not as a store listing.
Is the Delta Executor IPA Safe to Install?
iOS’s app sandbox stops any antivirus app from scanning a sideloaded IPA, so the file-level checks are a SHA256 hash — a short code computed from the file’s bytes — compared with the value in the file details above, and the VirusTotal report for that IPA. Direct Install serves a separately signed copy, so the hash and the report describe the IPA download only.
A match shows the IPA is unchanged since publishing; it does not describe what the app does or how Roblox treats the account. Roblox’s rules prohibit running an executor and termination is possible, so scripts belong on an alternate Roblox account, which limits the loss without acting as a shield. The file and account risk verdict sets out both risks.
Delta Executor iOS System Requirements
Delta’s iOS side is a single IPA that requires iOS 14.0 or later on a 64-bit iPhone or iPad, plus certificate trust for Direct Install; the system requirements table sets that beside the other platforms.