On my phone through WebClips on 26.6.1. Menu frozen afterwards.
Release note WorkSlop v15.0 11 October 2026 by Adnan.120hz
Tweak iOS 26 and 27 without a jailbreak.
WorkSlop changes the parts of iOS that have no Settings page: icon packs, the status bar, Liquid Glass blur, animated wallpapers. It runs from your computer over USB, or on the phone itself with WorkSlop Mobile. Every tweak on this page carries its test status — tested on my own phone, not confirmed yet, or doesn't work. Nothing here is padded out.
At a glance
- Tweaks
- iOS 26 · iOS 27
- Runs on
- Windows · macOS · Linux
- Also
- WorkSlop Mobile, on the phone
- Jailbreak
- Not needed
- Price
- Free
- License
- AGPL-3.0, source on GitHub
What it changes
If iOS Settings already does it, it isn't in here. WorkSlop only carries tweaks for things Apple gives you no switch for. Each one is marked with where it actually stands.
Custom icons — iOS 18 pack Tested · 26.6.1
51 apps in Light and Dark, drawn by catwithabaloon. Desktop puts them on the phone as WebClips, with the two modes side by side so each "add all" only touches its own table. I put this pack on my own phone on 26.6.1 and it stuck — after that I froze the menu. It stays exactly as tested.
Icon themes — 7 new tinted colors New · v15.1
Mobile now has 10 icon tables: Light, Dark, Tinted, plus 7 new tinted colors — Green, Yellow, Blue, White, Gray, Brown, and Cream. Each color has its own table with all 51 icons. Every table has a Select All button, or tap icons one by one. Generated from the official catwithabaloon artwork.
Liquid Glass controls Tested on device
Blur and motion changes for the glass interface in iOS 26, all on the v4 code — including Blurr Motion and the animation-speed tweak, both running on my phone. The separate full on/off switch (S8) is a different story; it's at the bottom of this page, under "doesn't work".
Status bar & fake 5G Label not confirmed
Rewrite the status bar, and set the network label to 5G, 5G+, 5G UW or 5G UC. It goes through the same statusBarOverrides file as my tested status-bar tweaks — but I still haven't seen the 5G label on a real screen, so it isn't marked tested.
Wallpapers & themes (PosterBoard) In the build
Animated wallpapers and lock-screen templates from .tendies files, plus .batter templates. The importer checks the file type before anything is written — a .tendies file only lands on the PosterBoard table, a .batter only on Templates.
Tweaks, daemons & MobileGestalt Checked before writing
SpringBoard options, daemon switches, MobileGestalt edits such as Dynamic Island toggles. HotLoad reads each payload before it goes to the phone and warns you about the risky ones first.
Sideload, app data & backup In the build
Install IPA files over USB, look inside app containers, and run the backup steps that iOS 26 and iOS 27 each ask for before any tweak can be applied at all.
How it gets onto your phone
No jailbreak means the tweaks have to arrive some other way. There are two apps and two routes, and which ones apply to you depends on your phone and your iOS.
From a computer — Desktop
WorkSlop Desktop runs on Windows, macOS and Linux. Plug the phone in over USB, tap Trust, pick your tweaks, apply.
Two interfaces are included — the current WorkSlop UI and the older Nugget-style one — and you can switch between them.
On the phone — Mobile
WorkSlop Mobile does the same tweaks without the computer. You import a pairing file once; after that it talks to the phone over a loopback WireGuard tunnel.
Three themes for the menus — purple, blue, grey — with the glass effect always on. No version picker.
iOS 26 vs iOS 27
On iOS 26 the tweaks go in through the partial-restore route. On iOS 27 they use the protective full-backup route: backup first, then apply, then restore.
The app picks the route for your iOS — you just need to know they're different before you start.
Screens
Shots from the apps themselves — the desktop program and the phone app, nothing redrawn.
Tested, and not tested
The "tested" column means my own iPhone 14 on iOS 26.6.1 — a real phone, not a simulator. If something hasn't been through that, it's in the other column, and the app says the same thing next to it.
Tested on my phone
iPhone 14 · iOS 26.6.1 · after a real restart, not first-launch cache.
Custom icons (iOS 18 pack)
Liquid Glass v4 & Blurr Motion
Running on my phone, along with the animation-speed tweak.
iOS 27 full-backup route
Run start to finish on a real device: backup, apply, restore.
v14 test run
114 of 114 tests passed on macOS before release. Four tests that open a full window are switched off by name in Windows CI only — they crash the headless test machine there, not the app.
Not confirmed
Still in the build, labelled as-is. Not hidden, not renamed.
Fake 5G label
Written through the tested status-bar file. Nobody has shown me the label on a real screen yet.
Older FeatureFlags writers
They put the files on the phone. No screen change has been shown, so the app promises the write and nothing more.
S8 — turn Liquid Glass fully off
Does not work · stoppedI tested this on my own phone after v14 shipped. It doesn't work: Liquid Glass stays fully on, exactly as before, and I've stopped working on it. The code is still in the build because deleting it would only hide the fact — the README and the v14 release notes say the same thing I'm saying here.
Managed profiles
Two configuration profiles you can install straight from this page — no computer, no app needed. They install side by side and don't overwrite each other. iOS always asks you first; nothing here installs silently.
FeatureFlags profile Experimental · untested
A .mobileconfig carrying a "com.apple.system.featureflags" payload. The payload key names (Features, Domain, FeatureName, Enabled) are real strings from the iOS 26.6.1 firmware; the feature entry inside is our best research guess and is untested. The "isAllowedToWriteFeatureFlags" gate is intact on iOS 26.6.1, so an ordinary iPhone will most likely reject this profile at install. A rejection is the expected outcome there — it means the gate did its job, not that the file is broken.
WorkSlop home-screen bookmark Installs normally
A normal WebClip profile. Install it and a WorkSlop icon appears on your home screen — tap it to open this website. It changes no system setting, and you can delete it like any app icon.
How to install either one: tap the download link above — the file goes straight to your iPhone. Then open Settings → Profile Downloaded → Install and confirm the prompts. Your iPhone will ask for your approval before installing the profile — nothing installs silently. If you installed the FeatureFlags one, reboot afterwards — flags are read at launch, so a reboot is the only way to judge any effect.
Perjalanan WorkSlop
Every release on record, from the earliest one (v3.0, 30 September 2026) to v15. Text cards only — the only real screenshots in this repo are the v14 ones in the Screens section below, so nothing here is illustrated with borrowed or generated images.
v3.0 30 Sep 2026 · tag only
Earliest release on record. Audit fixes; the version string becomes "WorkSlop Desktop v3.0". No release notes were published for this tag.
v3.1-dev 1 Oct 2026 · tag only
Sideload login progress work. No release notes were published for this tag.
v3.2-dev 1 Oct 2026 · tag only
Sideload logging and App Data work. No release notes were published for this tag.
v3.3-dev 1 Oct 2026 · pre-release
iOS 27 feature-flags research (the flag store moved to Settings.plist); the "Disable Solarium" master switch restored via .GlobalPreferences.plist; translator fixes with 57 new Indonesian translations; sideload session log.
v3.4 1 Oct 2026 · stable
First stable of the v3.4 line. Sideload menu removed; App Data back to read-only; honest support gating (unsupported features show as locked); new Liquid Glass menu on Home.
v3.5-dev 1 Oct 2026 · pre-release
Experimental Liquid Glass build: Fail Solarium Hardware Check (the one disable-direction key confirmed in the iOS 26.6.1 binary), per-app experiments, the real Tinted Glass setting. Honesty fixes on version gating.
v3.6-pre 2 Oct 2026 · tag only
Round 6: 71 audited candidates prepared. No release notes were published for this tag.
v4.0-pre 2 Oct 2026 · developer only
Developer-only pre-beta: 71 audited candidates (27 glass, 38 non-glass) for beta testers; 8 glass-adding candidates deleted permanently. Not for end users.
v10.0 2 Oct 2026 · pre-release
Five-layer audit; MobileGestalt fail-closed gating; reset no longer writes zero-byte files on iOS 26.x; Apply Journal records every apply; new modern UI.
v11.0 3 Oct 2026
Liquid Glass back to the exact v4 implementation; Blurr Motion from a key found in the iOS 26.6.1 binary; research tweaks became normal tweaks; two interfaces — WorkSlop and classic Nugget.
v11.0.1 3 Oct 2026
Small focused update — no tweak changes.
v11.5 3 Oct 2026
Beta warning names the right iOS version; fixed the app closing itself on Linux/Wayland when dismissing the warning.
v14 8 Oct 2026
Big stability and honesty release: new UI; Custom Icons iOS 18 pack proven on a real device on iOS 26.6.1; Fake 5G label. S8 full-disable shipped here — then tested on a real phone and proven not to work, so it was abandoned.
v15 10 Oct 2026 · current
S8 removed; K2 SolariumForceFallback proven on-device, then its enable switch removed (the remover stays); managed profiles; the iOS 27 G1 apply engine; UI speed fixes; the official catwithabaloon icon pack (Light, Dark, Tinted). This is the build in the download section below.
Info iOS 27 terbaru
What WorkSlop currently does — and doesn't do — on iOS 27. Written 11 October 2026; this is the newest information on this page.
Supported iOS 27 versions G1 engine
The iOS 27 apply route only runs on: iOS 27.0 Developer Beta 1–9, iOS 27.0 RC, iOS 27.0 stable, and iOS 27.0.1. Anything else is refused with "Not supported" before anything is written to the phone.
How the iOS 27 method works 100% new
Full backup of all the phone's data to the computer → a payload is built from whichever tweaks you enabled (dozens of locations, matched to your active tweaks) → the payload is injected into the backup and verified byte-for-byte → the phone is restored from the modified backup via a dedicated restore function written from scratch for iOS 27 → reboot with notification. No sparse-restore phase, no selective wipe, no leftover code from the old method. A stall watchdog stops the process safely if the device goes quiet. A risk warning has to be confirmed first.
Honest labels Read this
The G1 pipeline ran start to finish on two real devices on iOS 26.6.1 RC — user data stayed intact, and the result comes back to the cable you use and how stable the iPhone–laptop connection is. It has not been tested on a real iPhone running iOS 27 yet. The FeatureFlags managed profile above is untested on retail iPhones — the install gate is intact on iOS 26.6.1, so expect it to be rejected there.
Why v15 does iOS 27 this way v15
On iOS 27, v15 is much safer than v14's route: it takes a full backup of all your data first, builds a payload from the tweaks you enabled, modifies it, then restores the phone from the modified backup. The trade-off: it takes much longer than the quick partial-restore route iOS 26 uses. This is not a partial restore — the two iOS versions take different routes. The method worked on two real devices on iOS 26.6.1 RC; it has not been tested on a real iPhone on iOS 27 yet.
iOS 27 — do not use v14
iOS 27 · can bootloopWarning: WorkSlop Desktop/Mobile v14 must not be used on iOS 27 — it can put the iPhone into a bootloop. One iPhone on iOS 27 bootlooped on v14 and was recovered via an IPSW restore from backup. Use the newest build on this page instead.
Tutorial dari nol
Never used WorkSlop before? Start here. Two ways to run it: from your computer (WorkSlop Desktop) or on the phone itself (WorkSlop Mobile). Pick one — you don't need both.
On the computer — WorkSlop Desktop
Download v15 for your OS
Get it from the Download section below — Windows, macOS (Intel, Apple Silicon, or Legacy), or Linux. Unzip it and run the app.
Plug in your iPhone with a good cable
Use a proper cable — not a worn-out one. Tap Trust on the phone and enter your passcode. On Windows, if the phone doesn't show up, install Apple Devices from the Microsoft Store first.
Back up the phone
Make a full backup before you touch anything. If a tweak goes wrong, this backup is what saves you.
Turn Find My off
Off before every Apply; turn it back on when you're done.
Pick tweaks, press Apply
Start with one tweak, not ten. On iOS 26 the app uses the quick partial-restore route. On iOS 27 it uses the full backup → payload → restore route — much safer, but much longer. Don't unplug anything while it runs.
Reboot by hand, check, repeat
Restart the phone yourself after applying, verify the tweak took, then try the next one. One at a time.
On the phone — WorkSlop Mobile
Install the app
WorkSlop Mobile is an unsigned IPA — sideload it onto your iPhone with your usual signing method.
Pair it with your phone
Open the app and follow the on-screen pairing steps until the device card shows your phone as connected.
Back up first, then apply
Same rules as desktop: back up the phone, turn Find My off, apply one tweak at a time, reboot by hand, and check the result before moving on.
Three things that break phones: a bad cable, unplugging mid-apply, and skipping the backup. WorkSlop is most useful on iOS 26. The owner (Adnan.120hz) is not responsible for any damage — use your phone at your own risk.
Get v15
v15, updated 11 October 2026. Six files, one GitHub release, free under AGPL-3.0. If your browser reports your OS, that row is marked.
iOS 27 — new method
iOS 26.6.1 RC · provenv15 ships a new method for iOS 27 — full backup → modify → full restore — proven successful on iOS 26.6.1 RC (2 devices).
Use at your own risk
disclaimerWorkSlop is most useful on iOS 26. iOS 27 has not been tested on a real device — use it at your own risk. The owner (Adnan.120hz) is not responsible for any damage to your device or data.
iOS 27 — do not use v14
iOS 27 · can bootloopWarning: v14 must not be used on iOS 27 — it can put your iPhone into a bootloop. v14 is for iOS 26 — if your phone runs iOS 27, do not download or apply v14 — use v15 from this page instead.
Windows Your platform
Windows 10 / 11
201.3 MB
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macOS Your platform
Apple Silicon, M1 and later
148.5 MB
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macOS Your platform
Intel
142.3 MB
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macOS Legacy Your platform
Intel, older macOS
118.2 MB
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Linux Your platform
x86-64
415.0 MB
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Linux ARM Your platform
ARM64
376.1 MB
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WorkSlop Mobile v15.0 is an unsigned IPA in the project repo. The GitHub project page has the current state of every build.
Before you press Apply
WorkSlop writes to places iOS doesn't officially open up. Five things to do first — every time, not just the first time.
Back up the phone first
A full backup before you apply or reset anything. If a tweak goes wrong, this is what you come back to.
Turn Find My off
Off before every Apply and every Reset; back on afterwards.
USB in, tap Trust, stay plugged in
On Windows, if the phone doesn't show up, install Apple Devices first.
Know which route your iOS takes
iOS 26 goes through partial restore; iOS 27 through the protective full-backup route. Not the same steps.
Restart by hand, then test one tweak at a time
Restart after applying, and change one thing before you test the next.
One hard rule on iOS 26.6.1: never reset the SpringBoard home-screen pages from the app — it can break the home screen at boot. Resetting the Liquid Glass pages is fine.