Reputation: 700

Installing iOS apps to multiple devices through network

I have an app, which is not supposed to be on the AppStore, but I need to install it to several devices. After that, I need to deliver the updates the same way.

I know, that it is possible to do through some kind of network service, but I have no idea, how it should be developed. Can this be done over SSH or push, or anything else? Any ideas are higly appreciated!

[UPD]

To put it more accurately, I'm asking about a network service or the ways to develop one, which will AUTOMATICALLY install my new builds on the devices I need.

Upvotes: 1

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NikGreen

Reputation: 700

After some time seaching the net I've finally found a framework that seems to be a perfect solution for my question:

http://hockeykit.net/

Upvotes: 0

mkral

Reputation: 4085

As others have mentioned TestFlight is a good AdHoc distribution if you don't want to distribute the .ipa file yourself. There is a 100 device limit on a standard ios developer license (the $99 one) but you can buy an enterprise license that is meant for this purpose and won't require UDID's (the standard one will) it can have unlimited devices. The price for it is $299.

If you want no user interactive for install check out 'App Blade' I personally haven't used it but I met the developers a few weeks back and they are really cool guys. Their software allows for MDM so you can automatically install updates. Check out their feature site The only thing is it costs money whereas TestFlight flight is free. (for now)

Upvotes: 1

Selkie

Reputation: 1783

Check out this web site. It allows you deploying app through email to test.

Upvotes: 0

Installing iOS apps to multiple devices through network

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