A guide, not a gate
This is an independent, open, community-maintained guide to running Android apps on iOS with Husk. No account, no paywall, no email wall, no survey before the download.
What this site does
Every Android app you have ever wanted is unavailable on iOS, and for years there was no honest answer. Husk changes that. This site exists to do three things and nothing else: explain what Husk actually is, show the install process end to end, and point you at the IPA.
- Plain-language explanations of the translation layer and the QEMU emulator.
- A verified, step-by-step SideStore walkthrough with the memory-limit and JIT steps included.
- A direct download link, file size and SHA-256 checksum so you can verify what you got.
What this site does not do
- It never asks for your Apple ID, password, or pairing files — and no legitimate sideload site ever should.
- It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Apple, Google, or Leviidev.
- It does not host or bundle any Android app, game, or copyrighted content.
- It does not track you with third-party ad trackers.
About the software
Husk iOS is developed by Leviidev, who also works on AetherPS4, StikDebug, Podium and Fathom. Husk currently runs Android APK files on iPhone and iPad, and is expected to expand to Mac, Windows, Linux, PS4 and PS5. This page tracks those releases as they land.
The honest caveats
Read this before you install anything
Sideloading is a power-user feature and it comes with responsibility. It only works on iOS 26+ hardware, free developer signatures expire after seven days and must be refreshed, and JIT must be enabled manually. You are responsible for what you install and for complying with local law and the terms of the apps you run.
Colophon
Plain HTML, CSS and JavaScript, with three small PHP files for the parts that genuinely need a server: serving the IPA, counting downloads, and handling the contact form. No framework, no build step, no database, no tracking scripts.