AltStore should be installed on to your device in a few seconds. Once you’ve typed in the details, click on “Install”. You’ll be prompted to sign in with your Apple account to proceed with the installation. Either way, click on the AltStore icon, choose “Install AltStore” from the dropdown menu and click on your iPhone or iPad that’s connected to the computer. If you’re on Mac, you’ll see the AltServer icon at the top-right corner of the menu bar. However, you’ll find AltServer running in the system tray of your Windows PC. When you run AltServer on your computer, no window will open up. Here, scroll down and make sure “Sync with this iPhone over Wi-Fi” is enabled. Click on the device icon to view the Summary page. Next, connect your iPhone or iPad to the computer using the USB cable and open iTunes if you’re on Windows (or Finder on Mac). Simply click on “Download” to get iCloud quickly. If you haven’t installed iCloud yet or if you downloaded iCloud from Microsoft Store, you’ll get the following message when you run AltStore. Extract the downloaded file and proceed with the installation. Download “AltServer” for the operating system you’re using. Open the web browser on your computer and head over to altstore.io. 
Before you proceed with the steps below, you’ll need to make sure you have iCloud configured on the Mac, or install the iCloud desktop client and iTunes if you’re using a Windows PC. Instead, we’ll be using a computer to get this done. Installation of AltStore is not nearly as easy as installing any other app as we’ll not be using the App Store. If you’re an advanced user and you’re interested in trying this out on your own iOS or iPadOS device (and you understand the ramifications of installing unsupported third party software onto iPhone or iPad using a manner not supported by Apple), then read on to learn how to install the AltStore onto iPhone and iPad, and how to get apps through it too. AltStore aims to be the place for these apps that push the boundaries of Apple’s operating system, and the most interesting part about it is the fact that it requires no jailbreak. As a result, iOS and iPadOS users aren’t able to install apps like console emulators, torrent clients, etc to their devices. Apple has some strict guidelines on the apps that can be published to the App Store to ensure the safety and privacy of its users.
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