# Features ## Accessibility Scarlet can be installed many ways either from the [official Scarlet computer method](https://docs.usescarlet.com/scarletcloud), [Direct install method](https://docs.usescarlet.com/scarlet/scarlet-direct), or [importing your own certificate for app installs](https://docs.usescarlet.com/scarlet/certificates-developer-login). ## Backup/Restore Apps Scarlet allows you to easily backup and restore your apps. You have two options the recommended way is ["Normal Backup/Restore"](https://docs.usescarlet.com/scarlet/backup-restore-normal), but if you have an app that it isn't working on you can do ["Stealth Backup/Restore".](https://docs.usescarlet.com/scarlet/backup-restore-stealth) ## Repo System Scarlet can add jailbroken repos and you can use this to tweak apps or install jailbroken apps to a **non-jailbroken** format. You can make your own JSON repos for Scarlet that you can tell what debs or dylibs to inject into the IPA and much more ([format](https://usescarlet.com/scarlet.json)).

## Manage Conflicts This can be enabled from the iOS settings app and will list you the features that aren't compatible with the current certificate or mobileprovision, so you have a better understanding of what will not work.

## Tweaking * Scarlet allows you to import your own deb or dylib using the normal sideload button in Scarlet. You'll then be prompted to choose an IPA to tweak. * You may also import jailbroken repos into Scarlet and click on a tweak you would like to inject into an app. * You can use the Scarlet "Modify IPA" menu to bulk inject tweaks or bulk remove tweaks from an app.

## Manage Certificates Scarlet gives you full control to view the status of the certificates used in Scarlet and allows you to import your own.