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Is there a way to to manually install ad hoc provisioning profile on tester device without using iTunes, XCode and apps like TestFlight?
EDIT: I followed the solution suggested by Max and the process of sending the certificate via email seems sensible. However it does not work for me as it says "Invalid certificate".
However it should be valid as I signed the certificate with a correct key (it used to work till last week and will expire only in May 2014). The device uuid entered in the certificate is correct. No idea on how to fix this.
Here is the screenshot taken from the tester device (text is in Italian and says "Invalid profile"):
Just send the certificate via email to the device and tap it. Should be installed then if the device is in the devices list of the certificate.
Ok, I solved. The issue was that the software I was using to get the testers uuid has apparently a bug. This is a detailed answer on how to solve this.