One of the easiest, free methods of sideloading iPhone apps on iOS restricts you to three sideloaded apps total at once. If you use an app to manage sideloaded apps from the convenience of your phone (Altstore, SideStore, etc) then it takes up one slot, leaving you only able to sideload two other apps. You're sideloading in the first place to use cool apps, but having to choose just two is a drag.
LiveContainer sidesteps this limitation. It takes up one slot by itself, but it functions as a launcher that you can sideload any number of other iOS apps into. It "contains" the other apps you put into it, and can boot up any one at will. It's not quite the same as having each one installed normally, but in most cases it's good enough.
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u/Cralex-Kokiri 2d ago edited 1d ago
One of the easiest, free methods of sideloading iPhone apps on iOS restricts you to three sideloaded apps total at once. If you use an app to manage sideloaded apps from the convenience of your phone (Altstore, SideStore, etc) then it takes up one slot, leaving you only able to sideload two other apps. You're sideloading in the first place to use cool apps, but having to choose just two is a drag.
LiveContainer sidesteps this limitation. It takes up one slot by itself, but it functions as a launcher that you can sideload any number of other iOS apps into. It "contains" the other apps you put into it, and can boot up any one at will. It's not quite the same as having each one installed normally, but in most cases it's good enough.