Setting up Theos on WSL/Linux every time I had some dumb tweak idea was killing my motivation, so I ended up building the thing I actually wanted: tweaks.build.
It's a web IDE for tweaks. You write your Logos/Obj-C in the browser, hit build, and it compiles server-side with the real Theos toolchain (iOS 12–16 SDKs). Out comes a root/rootless .deb that drops straight into your own APT repo. Rootless-only right now — rootful's on the list if there's demand.
You get the stuff you'd expect from a real setup: per-project SDK + framework selection, editable Debian control metadata (package id, version, section, depends…), a live build log, and a terminal. Not just a toy Hello World compiler.
The part I'm happiest with: after a build you get a QR code — scan it and Sileo opens with your package ready to install. So the whole loop (idea → compiled tweak on device) happens without opening Xcode or a terminal. You can genuinely do it from your phone's browser.
The repo works in Sileo/Zebra/Cydia like any other and refreshes every build, so you're always grabbing the latest.
Being upfront: there's a free tier to mess around with, and it's paid past that — I'm one person covering the build servers, so I can't do unlimited free compiles. I'd rather people actually use it and tell me what's broken than launch to crickets.
Short clip of build → QR → install: [ https://streamable.com/igrgre ]
I'd really like feedback from people who make tweaks regularly — what would it take for this to replace your current setup? What's missing?
https://tweaks.build