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iOS Ad-Hoc Distribution

I am currently finished with making an iOS app and I would like to distribute the app amongst my co-workers using ad-hoc distribution. I have only two months experience with XCode and I am confused about everything about what materials I need to send an app out to my co-workers. I don't want to make an error that I cannot reverse.

  1. What are the essentials I need to bundle in order to distribute an app to other people?

  2. What is a provisioning profile and is it needed to distribute an app?

  3. Is there a way to send people an app using ad-hoc without registering their UDID's?

  4. Lastly, is there a recent tutorial on creating a web link to distribute an app?

  5. Would dropbox be easier?

  1. You will need to archive your app and then export it as Ad-Hoc. No extra work need here.
  2. What is provisioning profile
  3. No
  4. Distribute ipa via web
  5. As a matter of fact, there are a lot of more handy ways. I suggest you to look at HockeyApp or Fabric which allows you to get more than just a deployment - it allows you to gather bugreports, self-updating and many more. Of course, don't forget about Apple's TestFlight service, which seems to be greatly integrated into xcode 7.

Looks like the app has to be rebuild after one year when distributed this way to the users. Testing with Testflight is limited to 30 days. I did not find a way to make an app for a small company without paying 100$ to apple. Let me know if i´m wrong.

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