Take Mercy on the newb: Where is the iOS app package so I can distribute it?

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I can build and run a unity iOS app on my device through Xcode but now I want to distribute my unity iOS app to others. Where is the package that I need to distribute?

I looked in the obvious place, where I told Unity to put the build directory but it just has the Xcode project itself and some data and source files. I looked in the Xcode build location settings which alludes to a “build” directory that I can find anything more about. I searched my filesystem for Unity-iPhone which I saw in the build settings, that turned up a .app package that is buried in my user Library folder which the Finder seems to hide from me, but it must be in a more obvious place.

I have read: http://unity3d.com/support/documentation/Manual/Publishing%20Builds.html which has no mention of where this package is. I have googled, I have prayed, sacrificed small stuffed animals, no dice!

I can’t be this much of an idiot! (OK I probably am) But still please help!

Thanks!
Brent

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That’s best answered by the developer web site at apple:

https://developer.apple.com/appstore/resources/submission/

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Thanks for the quick reply. My question is even more basic. Where is the “thing” that I would need to submit to Apple located on my hard disk?

Brent

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A file with an extension .ipa will be created but you still have to follow apple’s procedures at that link. No one here is in a position to tell you what you’ve named your project.

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OK - I googled “iOS add hoc distribution” and that brought up the right instructions. For any other iOS newbs out there who are mystified by Xcode this link was helpful: Apple's Best Kept Secret: Ad Hoc Installs for Testing Purposes

Thanks for the help Andy!

Brent