Important Note
There are multiple methods to install PancakeStore on your iOS device, depending on your specific circumstances, such as whether your device is jailbroken, your iOS version, and your personal preferences. We strongly recommend downloading the app directly from the official Apple App Store to ensure safety and reliability. Third-party files can potentially contain viruses or malicious content, posing risks to your device.
Version: 1.3.1
Downloads: 20
Description:
(EoL/Non-functional) iOS app downgrader based off of MuffinStore Jailed. Supports iOS 16.4 and later.
PancakeStore is officially EoL (End-of-Life) as of 8/22/2026.
Apple has implemented server-side changes to the iTunes API that's used in PancakeStore, as well as other popular tools such as ipatool, which primarily include SEP-based device attestation. What this means, in short, is that PancakeStore will not work ever again unless someone figures out an alternative route for downgrading apps, or successfully re-implements the attestation logic (both of which are very difficult).
In the event that this occurs, or a new method for downgrading apps is discovered and made, we will update PancakeStore.
Until then, consider the project EoL.
Installation
Please make sure that the following requirements are met:
- Your device is running iOS 16.4 or later.
- You have an Apple ID with 2FA enabled (highly recommended to be the one your iDevice is signed in with).
- You have a sideloading method of your choice to install this tool. Almost all methods of sideloading, including TrollStore and LiveContainer, are supported.
Usage
The target app must meet the following requirements:
- This app has been purchased from the App Store with the same Apple ID you're using to log in.
- The app isn't installed on your device (offloading works).
- The app actually has vaild versions to downgrade to (some don't, so keep this in mind).
Do NOT ask for support if a specific app can't be downgraded or crashes on launch. There is nothing we can do about this.
Troubleshooting
- "Failed to get pod" error: This usually means that logging in will be impossible on this Apple ID, or that a server-side change has broke authentication. Please don't open any issues or ask for support if you get this error.
- "Safari can't open the page" error: Go to Settings > Apps > Safari, and under "Privacy & Security," disable "Not Secure Connection Warning." Also ensure that you don't have any VPN or DNS settings that might be affecting this.
Compatibility:
iOS 16.4+
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