Null's Brawl on iPhone: the IPA, Commands and Version 69.252
Null’s Brawl is searched for around a million times a month. It is Brawl Stars with the collection already complete: every brawler, every skin, every upgrade, on a separate server. On iPhone it is not in the App Store; it comes as an IPA.
What Brawl Stars is
Brawl Stars is Supercell’s 3v3 arena brawler, released worldwide in December 2018. Matches are short — gem grabs, bounties, knockouts, battle royale — and the long game is the roster: dozens of brawlers, each with gadgets, star powers, gears and hypercharges to unlock and level up.
That roster is where Supercell makes its money. Brawl Stars has passed $1 billion in lifetime revenue and 400 million downloads, and it runs on gems, the Brawl Pass, Starr Drops and Credits for unlocking new brawlers. Without paying, a new brawler can take a long time to reach.
What Null’s Brawl is
Null’s Brawl comes from Null’s Team, the group behind Null’s Clash (public since 2016) and Null’s Royale; their English Telegram channel has close to half a million subscribers. It is an unofficial server, not affiliated with Supercell.
What it changes, from the team’s own description:
- all brawlers unlocked from the start;
- all skins, sprays, pins, gadgets, star powers, gears and hypercharges available;
- clubs, ranked, friends and leaderboards, the shop and Brawl Pass rewards, replays;
- Map Maker, exclusive modifiers, and classic, special and hidden modes.
The commands that work
Commands go into club or team chat. From the team’s FAQ:
| Command | What it does |
|---|---|
/help | lists all commands |
/gems <value> | sets your gem count |
/clean | resets the account but keeps brawlers you have scored |
/copymap <tag> | copies another player’s custom map into your list |
/status | shows server status |
/latency | shows your ping to the battle servers |
Which version you get
The catalog build is 69.252, released on 16 September 2026. It adds Cosmo and Vince with their skins, plus 18 new buffies. The update before it, 68.279 in July, brought Nori and Wendy.
Null’s Team says it usually ships its version of a Supercell update within about two weeks. Because it is a server, the app and the server have to match: when the team moves to a new version, an older app usually stops connecting, and you update to keep playing.
Is it separate from your Supercell account?
Yes, in how it works: progress is saved through the team’s own Null’s Connect, not Supercell ID, so your real Brawl Stars account and its brawlers never enter the private server.
Supercell’s position is also clear: its Terms of Service ban mods and unauthorized third-party software, and its fan content policy says private servers are not allowed. We found no documented case of an official account banned for playing Null’s, but no one can promise it. Keep the two apart.
Install Null’s Brawl on iPhone
Null’s Team publishes the IPA but does not sign it for you — on its own it needs AltStore, SideStore or a computer, and a free Apple ID signature runs out after seven days. From the app page on your iPhone it is one tap on GET, already signed, with no computer. The first time you add a device, Apple runs a one-time “processing” step: most devices are ready within a day, and some take up to three. After that, installs are immediate.
The other Null’s servers
- Null’s Clash on iPhone — the Clash of Clans server, with the commands list.
- Null’s Royale on iPhone — the Clash Royale server.
For more modded games, see the hacked games list for iPhone.