What this site is for
When a new iOS build ships, people often see dozens of pages claiming a jailbreak exists before they can find a developer statement. ElyxJB is designed around the opposite approach: identify the installed build, check the device model, read the developer support range, and explain the result clearly.
How we review information
- Use Apple's release publications to verify dates and software build names.
- Use original project documentation for tool capability claims.
- Use reputable device-specific community documentation for practical constraints.
- Label uncertainty when a new update has not been verified rather than silently treating it as supported.
- Date our guides so readers know when they were last reviewed.
What we do not claim
We are not Apple, Dopamine, palera1n, or a jailbreak tool developer. We do not claim to have physically tested every model and firmware combination. Our browser-based compatibility checker is an informational reference, not an exploit and not a guarantee of installation success.
Corrections and updates
Firmware support changes. If you find a primary-source update or an error, please include the tool name, version, device and source link when contacting the site. Our contact address must be configured by the site owner before launch; see the contact page.
Editorial independence
No “unlock payment” or forced survey is necessary to read our status guides. External project links are provided as references. We do not host modified jailbreak IPA files or claim affiliation with external tool developers.