The best jailbreak tweaks for iPhone

Have you jailbroken your iPhone successfully? Congratulations, the hardest step is over. Now you can start installing and using a few tweaks to experience the iPhone like never before.

What is the tweak of the jailbreak iPhone?

Tweaks are apps you can’t install on your iPhone from the App Store.

These tweaks often bring more features or different settings and customization options on the device. For example, change the home screen to look more like Android or add widgets to the lock screen.

The best jailbreak tweaks on iPhone

1. Shuffle

The Shuffle tweak app adds settings to apps and tweaks at the top of the Settings app. This is a useful tweak for anyone who regularly visits Settings to tweak apps or make tweaks.

While it sounds small, it comes in a lot of convenience when it comes to editing things on your jailbroken iPhone.

2. Flame

Flame allows you to customize the look and feel of some Cydia features. Cydia is essentially the App Store of tweaks, but its design hasn’t changed much since iOS 7, when it was last updated. Many users want this app to have a newer design, suitable for new iOS versions.

For those who prefer a clean and modern look to all of their phone apps, this is the tweak for you.

3. Cylinder Reborn

Cylinder Reborn is the latest version of old Cylinder tweak. This tweak adds cool page animations when you swipe back and forth on the home screen of your iPhone. In addition to the fun, fun animations for casual tasks, it can also erase them completely for a sharper feel.

While this tweak isn’t overly essential, it’s an interesting aspect of customizing a jailbroken iPhone.

4. BarMoji

If you use emojis often, you may have created shortcuts for emojis to make typing easier. Barmoji is a good option that allows you to pin frequently used emojis to the empty space below the keyboard. That way, they are easily accessible without having to open the emoji keyboard.

5. Snowboard

Tweak Snowboard allows you to customize your iPhone home screen with new app theme icons, change the layout of your icons and more.

Thanks to this tweak, you can instantly change your icons without using Shortcut and image apps. You can also change the layout of your app icons, giving you much more flexibility like on Android devices.

This is a must-have tweak for anyone looking to take their iPhone customization to the next level.

6. QuitAll

QuitAll is a tweak that does exactly what its name suggests. It adds a “exit all” button to the multitasking screen so you can close all open apps at once. This is a feature that Android devices have had for many years.

You can also adjust the settings to ensure that your music applications are always open. If you accidentally close Spotify and interrupt listening to music, use this app to stop it.

QuitAll is a very simple customization, but you’ll soon find you can’t live without it.

7. Power Module

PowerModule is another simple yet useful tweak. This tweak app adds reboot and boot options to the power menu and control center, depending on your choice. This is a useful addition to the iOS UI, as you’ll often need to restart your iPhone after customizing or changing editing settings.

If you customize everything in jailbroken iPhone, this tweak will save you a lot of time.

8.AutoFaceUnlock

Face ID is a safe and convenient feature, but it’s not perfect. You still need to swipe up before you can open your device. You’ve never had to do this with Touch ID, so it might be frustrating for some. AutoFaceUnlock allows you to unlock your iPhone with Face ID without having to swipe up first.

In addition to convenience, this is also a pretty useful accessibility option.

9. Jellyfish

Jellyfish is a tweak that allows you to customize the lock screen, a feature never seen before. With this tweak, you can change the elements of the lock screen, move them around and give your device a more modern style.

This tweak brings customization options that even most Android phones don’t have, so it’s an app not to be missed if you’re looking to change your iPhone.

10. DigitalBattery13

DigitalBattery13 is another pretty simple tweak. It adds the current percentage to the battery icon in the status bar – the information hasn’t been on the status bar since the iPhone X.

If you want to know the remaining battery life, you will not need to swipe down the screen anymore but can easily see with this application.

11. BetterCCXI

BetterCCXI is another custom tweak. This application allows you to change the look of Control Center so you can add different cells between and rearrange existing cells. It also lets you add features that you frequently use to the convenient pull-down menu, rather than being limited to the available iOS options.

12. Shy Labels

Shy Labels is a custom made minimalist. With this tweak, you’ll configure app icon labels to fade out after a few seconds. This is useful because you can see the labels at first, but then they fade to give your iPhone home screen a clean look.

Every time you swipe to a new page, the labels will reappear.

13. Grupi

Grupi is one of the best lock screen customizations available today. It categorizes all app notifications into one category per app. This will explain the screen when you have a lot of incoming notifications, and help ensure you don’t miss anything important.

Grupi looks slick, like it’s actually part of iOS.

14. Dotto +

Dotto + is a tweak to customize notifications even more. It brings Android style dots to replace the typical notification icon. You should now get a colored dot that matches the color of the app icon, instead of the big red circle with an iOS number.

15. Whoops

Have you ever sent a message and realized that you made a typo or said something you shouldn’t? Whoops is a tweak that gives you three seconds to cancel sent messages. Whether you’re sending an iMessage or an SMS, it will give you a moment to take back your words.

16. DnDSwitch

DnDSwitch is another tweak with a clue in the name. This tweak gives you the option to use the switch on the side of your iPhone to switch do not disturb mode, instead of mute or rotate lock.

For those who use do not disturb frequently, this tweak saves you from having to open Control Center frequently.

17. AirPay

AirPay is a design tweak that changes the Apple Pay payment screen to the size and design of the AirPods pairing screen. Now, when you use your iPhone for payments, you’ll get a smaller and nicer interface, instead of the windows taking up your entire screen.

18. LetMeDecline

LetMeDecline solves a small but very common problem with the iOS operating system. This tweak replaces the slider to answer, which appears for incoming calls when your phone is locked with two dedicated buttons that everyone is familiar with.

19. Complications

Complications lets you have Apple Watch-style complications on your lock screen. These circular widgets provide information, for example, battery life, steps taken, or the weather at a glance. The complications look great on the iPhone, so maybe Apple should add them to stock iOS.

20. Docktyle

Docktyle is a tweak to customize the home screen. It allows you to change the Dock with different custom colors.

If you’ve customized the home screen to a specific taste, you may find that the Dock is a missing piece of the puzzle. This tweak solves that problem by allowing you to customize the Dock more.

21. FloatyTab

FloatyTab is one of my favorite jailbreak tweaks. It turns the menu bar at the bottom of many apps into a modern, on-screen interface. If the design looks familiar to you, it’s because it was inspired by the Pinterest app.

FloatyTab changes the design of the app to make it more beautiful.