iOS only
Getting the UDID
This only applies to iOS. If you're using an Android device or a smart controller, you don't need to worry about this.
Why is the UDID required?
In order to be able to run an app not purchased through the AppStore, the app needs to be signed with a valid developer certificate. This is done by adding your device's UDID (Unique Device Identifier) to our Apple developer account and signing the app to be allowed to run on your device.
Is it safe to share my UDID?
Yes. The UDID can't be used for anything else except signing apps to allow them to run on your device. This is one of Apple's official methods for developers to distribute apps to testers, it's called AdHoc Distribution.
Using your device
Open one of the tools below in Safari on your iOS device for an automatic UDID finder. Make sure to use Safari as this process will not work in other mobile browsers.
- Make sure to not use Private mode in Safari.
- Tap the little "Aa" icon to the left of the address in Safari's address bar and tap on "Website Settings".
- Make sure "Request Desktop Website" is OFF.
- Tap "Done" and refresh page.
- Tap the green "Tap to find UDID" button.
- Click Allow to download the profile.
- Open your iOS Settings app, tap the "Profile Downloaded" section at the top and install the temporary Profile Service.
- Safari will automatically open back up and your UDID will be written on the page. Copy it.
Using iTunes on your PC or Finder on your Mac
- Select your device in iTunes or Finder.
- Click under your device's name, where it says "Serial Number" or the model (e.g. iPad Pro). This will change to "Identifier (UDID)".
- Right-click and select "Copy UDID".