“Code Compile Run”
“Dark Mode”
“Code Completion”
“Organize”
“Learn Python”
A closer look at the screenshots
Brand icons introduce the product without an editor view.
A dark editor includes console output and a TestFlight status label.
An image-processing example appears beside rendered photo output.
A file list fills the organisation screen.
A dark chapter list presents built-in lessons.
About this app
Introducing the ultimate Python editor for iOS! Enjoy a powerful, easy-to-use environment for coding in Python right from your iPhone or iPad. Whether you’re new to coding or an experienced developer, you’ll love the intuitive interface and feature-packed design that makes programming simple and efficient. With our Python editor, you can create, edit, and run Python scripts directly on iOS. Features include syntax highlighting, auto-indentation, and code completion, helping you write clean, error-free code. A built-in library of reusable snippets—plus the option to create your own—makes development faster than ever. Designed to take full advantage of iOS, the app supports Liquid Glass API for a fluid, responsive coding experience, along with multi-window support, letting you work on multiple files or scripts side by side. Use touch gestures to navigate, split your screen to view code and console simultaneously, and keep scripts running in the background while you multitask. And now, with the integrated Code Assistant, you can generate, refine, and debug Python code with AI-powered suggestions—directly inside the editor. After a 3-day free trial, a subscription unlocks the complete experience: - DeelSeek Integration (with your API key) - DeelSeek Code Assistant - Liquid Glass API & Multi-window support - Editor customization - Beautiful themes - Complete Python guidebook - Python learning resources Privacy Policy: https://www.iubenda.com/privacy-policy/85758827 Terms of Service: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula
Headlines in this set
5 screenshots · 5 with a headline
“Code Compile Run”
Three verbs compress the coding loop but omit its language.
“Dark Mode”
Dark mode names the theme, while the screen also demonstrates execution.
“Code Completion”
Code completion names an editing aid not evident from output alone.
“Organize”
Organize leaves files implicit and gives little detail.
“Learn Python”
Learn Python states a clear beginner-focused purpose.
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