What is this?
Erosion is an iOS customization toolbox that uses the bad_query sandbox escape exploit to apply tweaks on supported iOS/iPadOS versions, no traditional jailbreak required.
Is this a jailbreak, or something lighter?
It is not a persistent jailbreak. It relies on a sandbox escape exploit called badquery to inject tweaks, which is why some capabilities (like writing to MobileGestalt) are limited.
How do I get it running on my device?
Check your exact iOS/iPadOS build against the supported list, then install Erosion and apply tweaks through the badquery exploit it bundles. Back up your device first since data loss is possible even though the tool is tested.
Do I need a jailbroken device first?
No separate jailbreak is needed; Erosion carries its own sandbox escape exploit to run.
Does every tweak work on every supported iOS version?
No. On all iOS 26 builds, tweaks that require writing to MobileGestalt (gestalt tweaks) do not work because badquery cannot write to it; only iOS 27 developer/public betas get full functionality.
Which exact iOS versions does Erosion support?
Only iOS/iPadOS 26.0 through 26.6.2 (limited functionality) and iOS/iPadOS 27.0 developer/public betas 1 through 4. Any other version is not supported.
Why aren't my PosterBoard wallpapers showing up?
Try resetting Collections from within the app first. If the wallpaper still doesn't appear, it is likely an issue with the wallpaper file itself rather than something Erosion can fix.
Is it safe to use Erosion on my main device?
The README advises backing up first: although extensively tested, there's still a chance of data loss when using the tool.
Will support be added for versions not on the list?
No, the exploits these tools rely on are rare, so the developers explicitly say there's nothing they can do to extend support to unlisted versions.
What are similar projects?
AirCard-iOS, FilzaSlop, TrollStore, Ketamine, AirCard, Claude-Red, badnotes, Relapse-Exploit
Which topics is it in?
hacking-tools, exploit-development, privilege-escalation, wallpaper, jailbreak, security-research, exploit, ios-app, theme, hacking, apple, reverse-engineering