A14 – A17 / M1 – M2
16.5.1 / 16.6 – 17.3.1
Floors differ by chip; ceiling is 17.3.1 — not iOS 18 or 26. iOS 15–17 details
Rootless · Semi-untethered
Dopamine
Support depends on chip — check the matrix before you install.
A14+ up to 17.3.1 · A10 & A12/A13 to 18.7.1 · iOS 26.0–26.0.1 & 26.1b1–3 on A12/A13
What is Dopamine?
Dopamine is an open-source rootless jailbreak by opa334. It is semi-untethered (re-jailbreak after reboot) and ships with Sileo and Zebra. Downloads come from GitHub. Learn what rootless means for tweaks and package managers.
iOS 26 headline
Dopamine 3.0.x jailbreaks 26.0, 26.0.1, and 26.1 beta 1–3 on A12/A13 only (use 3.0.5+ for the betas). iOS 26 guide
Check your device
Support depends on chip and iOS minor. Device & version matrix
Install paths
Prefer TrollStore, or sideload the IPA when needed.
Jailbreak, then install packages
Dopamine ships with Sileo and Zebra. After you jailbreak, install rootless packages from trusted sources — why rootless matters.
What it supports
Version ranges differ by chip. Always confirm your device before installing — and use the latest GitHub release.
A10 · A12 / A13
to 18.7.1 · 26.0 – 26.1b3 on A12/A13
A10 and A12/A13 reach iOS 18 (through 18.7.1). Only A12/A13 get iOS 26.0 / 26.0.1 / 26.1 beta 1–3. iOS 18 · iOS 26
A8 / A9 / A11 / A10X
narrower ceilings
Chip-specific minors (for example A8 stops at 15.8.8; A10X at 17.7.11). See the full matrix.
Full chip tables and device lists: supported devices.
Download
Files come straight from the latest GitHub release. Prefer .ipa for sideloading, .tipa for TrollStore. Download page
Guides
Pick the path that matches your iOS version or install method.
iOS 26
26.0, 26.0.1 & 26.1 betas on A12/A13
Devices, minors, and who is not supported
iOS 18
Through 18.7.1
Which chips actually reach iOS 18
iOS 15–17
Including 17.3.1
Broadest device coverage
Concepts
Rootless explained
Why tweaks need rootless builds
Help
FAQ
Reboots, safety, downloads, support limits
Built in the open
Dopamine is open source. Follow development on GitHub, and the lead developer on the fediverse.
Before you jailbreak
Jailbreaking removes layers of iOS protection. It can introduce instability, weaken security, affect battery life, and disrupt Apple services. Apple cautions against modifying iOS, and unauthorized modification may violate the software license and affect device support. Proceed only if you understand the tradeoffs — and download from the official GitHub releases.