We present LibKit, the first approach and tool for detecting the name and version of third-party libraries (TPLs) present in iOS apps. LibKit automatically builds fingerprints for 86K library versions available through the CocoaPods dependency manager and matches them on the decrypted app executables to identify the TPLs (name and version) an iOS app uses. LibKit supports apps written in Swift and Objective-C, detects statically and dynamically linked libraries, and addresses challenges such as partially included libraries and different compiler versions and configurations producing variants of the same library version. On a ground truth of 95 open-source apps LibKit identifies libraries with a precision of 91.1% and a recall of 83.9%. Moreover, the library identification and library version identification results positively compare with the best-performing Android tools. LibKit also significantly outperforms the state-of-the- art CRiOS tool for identifying TPL boundaries. When applied on 1,500 apps from the iTunes Store, it detects 47,015 library versions, identifying popular apps that contain old library versions