Null's Royale on iPhone: the IPA, Custom Cards and Version 15.535
Null’s Royale is the private server for Clash Royale, searched for well over a hundred thousand times a month. It is the same card battler with the economy switched off: gems and gold without limit, plus custom cards you will not find in the official game. On iPhone it comes as an IPA.
What Clash Royale is
Clash Royale is Supercell’s real-time card battler, out worldwide since March 2016 and Apple’s Game of the Year that year. Two players, three towers each, eight-card decks, three minutes on the clock. It is one of the most successful mobile games ever made — past $4.9 billion in revenue by its tenth anniversary in 2026.
The grind is in the cards. Every card is levelled up with gold and copies, levels weigh heavily on matchups, and the fastest way through is gems, the Pass Royale and the shop. Since April 2025 the old timed chests have given way to gacha-style drops.
What Null’s Royale is
Null’s Royale comes from Null’s Team, the group that also runs Null’s Clash and Null’s Brawl; their English Telegram channel has close to half a million subscribers. It is an unofficial server, not affiliated with Supercell.
From the team’s own description:
- unlimited gems and gold;
- all new cards, chests, arenas, tower skins and Champions;
- evolution shards you can buy without limit;
- clans, 2v2, party and friendly modes, Trophy Road and leaderboards;
- Null’s Legacy — a mode with the team’s own custom cards.
The commands that work
Commands are typed into clan chat. From the team’s forum:
| Command | What it does |
|---|---|
/help | lists all commands |
/clean | resets the account |
/status | shows server status |
Which version you get
The catalog build is 15.535.13, released by Null’s Team on 22 June 2026 — the current version. The update before it, 14.593.1 in March, reworked hero slots and added Barbarian Barrel and Magic Archer as heroes.
Private servers follow Supercell’s updates with a delay, and the app has to match the server: when Null’s moves to a new version, an older app usually stops connecting and you update.
You may also see Null’s Royale Infinity — a separate modders’ server built on the same backend, out of early testing since May 2026. It is a different app from the one here.
Is it separate from your Supercell account?
Progress is saved through the team’s own Null’s Connect, not Supercell ID, so your real Clash Royale account and its cards stay out of it.
Supercell’s rules still apply to Supercell’s game: 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 Royale on iPhone
Null’s Team publishes the IPA unsigned, so on its own it needs AltStore, SideStore or a computer, and a free Apple ID signature expires after seven days. From the app page on your iPhone it is one tap on GET, already signed. It needs iOS 14 or later. 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 Brawl on iPhone — the Brawl Stars server.
- Null’s Clash on iPhone — the Clash of Clans server.
For more modded games, see the hacked games list for iPhone.