Find the bundle identifier of any iOS or iPadOS app by name.
What is an iOS Bundle ID?
A bundle identifier is a unique string that identifies an app on Apple platforms. It uses reverse-domain notation, for example com.apple.mobilesafari. Apple, MDM solutions, Xcode, and services such as push notifications and deep links all use it to tell apps apart.
How to Use This Tool
- Type an iOS or iPadOS app name into the search box.
- Choose a country, since app availability varies by region.
- Press Enter or click Search.
- Review the results showing app name, developer and bundle ID.
- Use the Copy button to copy a bundle ID to the clipboard.
- Paste it into an MDM profile, Xcode setting, allowlist or developer tool.
Who Uses Bundle IDs?
- IT admins — to allow, block or configure apps through MDM.
- iOS developers — for app configuration, deep links and integrations.
- QA and support teams — to identify the exact app build or product.
- Marketers and analysts — for attribution and analytics setup.
Popular App Bundle IDs
Common Bundle ID Questions
What is the format of an iOS bundle ID?
It is a reverse-domain string of letters, numbers, hyphens and periods, such as com.company.appname.
Can two apps have the same bundle ID?
No. Each bundle ID must be unique across the App Store.
Is a bundle ID the same as an App ID?
Not exactly. An App ID is the bundle ID combined with your Apple Developer Team ID prefix (it can also use a wildcard).
Can a bundle ID change after an app is published?
No. Changing it creates a new app, so the existing listing, reviews and users do not carry over.
How do I find the bundle ID of an app not in my country's App Store?
Select that app's country in the dropdown above and search again.
Why do MDM solutions require bundle IDs?
MDM uses bundle IDs to precisely identify which apps to install, allow, block or configure on managed devices.