SlotKaki on iPhone and iPad
There is no SlotKaki app for iOS, and APK files cannot be installed on an iPhone. The simplest option is to add a shortcut to the official site on your home screen. It opens like an app and always goes to the correct address.
Add a shortcut through Safari
- Open slotkaki.shop in Safari and check the address.
- Tap the Share button (the square with an upward arrow).
- Choose "Add to Home Screen".
- Name the shortcut "SlotKaki" and tap Add.
Do not install "special iOS" profiles or apps
If someone asks you to install a configuration profile, trust a developer certificate in Settings, or download a SlotKaki iOS app from an outside link, say no. Profiles and certificates like these can give someone wide control over your phone.
Why SlotKaki has no iOS app
iPhones and iPads install apps through the App Store, and Apple restricts real-money gaming apps by country and by local licence. SlotKaki does not publish an app there. APK files, meanwhile, are an Android format, so iOS cannot open them at all.
That means any "SlotKaki iOS app" offered elsewhere is really something else: a configuration profile, an app signed with a company certificate, or an unrelated app wearing a borrowed name and icon. None of it comes from the operator. iPhone and iPad users reach the same account through Safari, either directly or through a home-screen shortcut. How that compares with the Android app is set out in the PWA vs APK guide.
What the home-screen shortcut can and cannot do
A shortcut is a bookmark with an icon. It is genuinely handy, but it is not a full app.
What it can do
- Open the address you saved with one tap, no typing needed.
- Show the same account, wallet and lobby as the website, because it is the website.
- Always load the current version of the site. There is nothing to update.
- Fill in a password stored in iCloud Keychain after Face ID or Touch ID, if you choose to save one.
What it cannot do
- Work offline. Each time it opens, the page loads fresh from the server.
- Behave like an app that sends notifications. We make no promise about that feature.
- Check the address for you. A shortcut created while you were on a copycat site will keep opening that copycat site.
- Keep you signed in after you clear Safari's history and website data. You simply log in again; your balance is untouched.
Unsure where an old shortcut leads? Remove it (the steps are in the uninstall guide) and make a fresh one after typing slotkaki.shop yourself. If the shortcut will not open the site at all, see the help centre page on app and device problems.
Notes for iPad owners
- On iPad the Share button sits at the top of the screen beside the address bar. On newer iOS and iPadOS versions it can be tucked inside the three-dot menu.
- Safari on iPad usually requests the desktop version of sites by default. If the layout looks like a computer screen, that is normal. The page menu in the address bar (the aA icon) can switch to the mobile version.
- In Split View or Stage Manager, a narrow window can crop a live dealer table. Go full screen for live games.
- Family iPads often end up in children's hands. SlotKaki is strictly 18+: log out after playing, avoid saving the password in Safari, and consider Screen Time to block particular sites for a child.
Removing a fake profile or certificate from an iPhone
If you ever installed a profile, trusted a certificate or opened a "SlotKaki iOS app" from an outside link, remove all of it. Menu names can differ slightly between iOS versions.
- Go to Settings > General > VPN & Device Management.
- Look under configuration profiles and Enterprise App. Select anything you do not recognise, tap Remove Profile or Delete App, then enter your passcode.
- If a certificate still appears under Settings > General > About > Certificate Trust Settings, switch its trust off.
- Check Settings > VPN. Turn off and delete any VPN that arrived with the profile.
- From another device, change your SlotKaki password and any email password typed while the profile was active. If bank details were entered, call your bank, and if money has gone, ring NSRC on 997.
Frequently asked questions
Does the SlotKaki shortcut take up much storage on an iPhone?
No. The shortcut is just an icon holding a web address. Safari keeps a small cache and some cookies for the site, usually far less than an app would need. If your iPhone is nearly full the shortcut still works, although Safari may clear old site data and ask you to log in again.
Can I add the SlotKaki shortcut from Chrome on an iPhone?
On recent iOS versions you usually can, through Chrome's Share button and the Add to Home Screen option. This guide uses Safari because the steps match on most iPhones and iPads. Whichever browser you use, confirm the address reads slotkaki.shop before adding the icon.
Do I need an Apple ID to use SlotKaki on an iPhone?
Not for the site itself. The shortcut and Safari work without the App Store, since nothing is downloaded from there. Your Apple ID only comes into play if you decide to save and sync your password through iCloud Keychain, and that choice is entirely yours.
Your shortcut should always lead to the official site.
Open slotkaki.shop