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Asked: 2026-05-15T22:20:14+00:00

Disclaimer: This is a specific request by a client. I can’t see how what

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Disclaimer: This is a specific request by a client. I can’t see how what I’m asking is possible, but I figured this community could give me a definitive answer.

Is there a way to pass data between iPhone apps that are not in the same app suite? I understand that apps in the same app suite that use the same App ID can pass data via a shared data store, and that apps that leverage custom URLs can pass data through parameters.

I am looking for a way to use an existing third-party app through my own app.

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  1. Editorial Team

    It’s one thing if you control both apps. If not, it really depends. I can only imagine two ways to exchange data which Apple will approve:

    1. contact the developers of the third-party app and try to convince them to implement some URL exchange mechanism;
    2. tell your client to use copy-paste.

    I know some people simply refuse to understand what an application sandbox is, so the option 2 may be unrealistic. Do you really have to pass data in both ways? If the third-party app is a web service client, there may be a way to contact the web service directly. Otherwise, I’m afraid, you’re out of luck.

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