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How to install the Lody iOS beta on iPhone to use Lody on mobile with Lody iOS

Get the current TestFlight build of the independent Lody iOS client on your iPhone.

Who it is forAn iPhone user who already uses Lody on a computer and wants chat and session access on the go.

The problemLody has no App Store listing in the README, so the phone needs a different way to get the client.

The outcomeThe current Lody iOS beta build is installed on the iPhone through TestFlight and can connect to your Lody sessions.

What you need first

  • An iPhone running iOS 26 or later
  • Access to a Lody service (the README does not describe how to sign up)
  • For building from source: macOS Sequoia or later, Xcode 26.5 or later with Command Line Tools, Node.js 22.13 or later, and pnpm 11.10.0

Steps

  1. Confirm the iPhone runs iOS 26 or later.
  2. Open the TestFlight link in the README on the iPhone.
  3. Install the current build from TestFlight.
  4. Open Lody iOS and sign in through the Device Flow prompt.
  5. Check that your existing sessions appear before relying on the app.

Prompt for your agent

Using the Innei/lody-ios repo README, list the exact steps to install the current TestFlight beta on an iPhone running iOS 26 or later. Output a numbered checklist. Verify that the output says beta builds may be unstable and may break existing sessions.

Caveat. The README says beta builds track main, update automatically, and may break existing sessions, so keep a copy of anything important from your sessions.

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