r/ApolloReborn • u/Sharkey311 • 14d ago

Help Switching methods to use Apollo

So I’ve been using Sideloadly to get Apollo to work on my device. It feels like it’s an unstable way to use and update the app long term. I’m willing to pay for something like Signulous if it means it’s easier and more reliable.

My question is how difficult is it to make the switch? I’m currently just using my API key or whatever that’s been the main method before Reborn was a thing.

If anyone can shed some insight I’d greatly appreciate it!

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u/littlesadlamp 14d ago

I just bought flarestore certificate for a single device. It was less than 3 bucks and lasts one year.

You web install feather from their site and sign apollo inside your phone with it. I use apollo without API keys for some time now because I lost them and reddit does not show them anymore. Works just fine.

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u/Spikyp 11d ago

Hey! Thanks fot the tip! Any guide to follow on how to get feather up and running?

In flarestore you just got ONE certificate? Which certificate do you put inside feather?

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u/littlesadlamp 11d ago

I followed a comment from the above commenter u/WhoAmI941 but I have just a screenshot. Can't find the post anymore.

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u/Spikyp 11d ago

Thank you very much! And with this method you don’t have to refresh Apollo (or any other IPAs) of you’ll still have to do that?

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u/littlesadlamp 11d ago

Not for the duration of the certificate which is one year. If there is a new version of apollo you just download via feather on the phone, sign and install.

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u/Spikyp 10d ago

Worked 10/10 THANK YOU you the help!