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Edit it in Xcode.

Publish on the App Store

Your download now includes an App Store preparation package. It covers developer enrollment, Xcode uploads, reviewer access, privacy, screenshots and the work still needed before release.

The quickest way to install

Open ArrowEdge in Safari on your iPhone. Tap Share, then Add to Home Screen. Keep Open as Web App enabled if offered, and tap Add. This installs the existing live web app; you can keep requesting edits here.

Your editable iOS project

The download includes a native SwiftUI app, an Xcode project, red-and-yellow mascot icons, and a detailed installation guide. It opens your private live ArrowEdge website, with native loading, offline, retry and Safari controls.

You need a Mac, Xcode, your Apple Account and an iPhone running iOS 16 or later. A signed installable app is not included. Project structure and Swift syntax were checked here; compilation and device sign-in still need to be tested in Xcode.

Install from your Mac

1. Download and unzip the project on your Mac.
2. Install Xcode from the Mac App Store, then open PocketEdge.xcodeproj.
3. Add your Apple Account in Xcode Settings → Accounts.
4. Select the PocketEdge target → Signing & Capabilities. Keep automatic signing on and choose your Personal Team.
5. Connect your iPhone, choose it as the run destination, and click Run. Enable Developer Mode if prompted.

A free Apple Account can install a development app on your own phone; personal provisioning normally expires after seven days, when you run it from Xcode again. TestFlight and App Store distribution require Apple Developer Program membership and your own submission.

Where to make edits

Change the native header and controls in ContentView.swift. Change the website address in AppConfiguration.swift. Icons and native colors are in Assets.xcassets. Native changes require rebuilding in Xcode.

The sports screens, live data and evidence belong to the web app. Published website changes appear inside the iOS app after its app-cache update, without rebuilding the native shell. Keep odds credentials on the server.

Sign-in and saved tickets

The app keeps its own WebKit cookies and local storage. Safari tickets and sign-in do not automatically transfer to the native app. If a sign-in provider blocks the embedded browser, Open in Safari provides access to the working website; Safari sign-in cannot automatically sign the native browser in.

Verify account sign-in, ticket saving, relaunching and live feeds on your actual phone before distributing the native app. The project includes the full step-by-step guide in its README.