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LOCAL PYTHON 3.13
Python for iPhone & iPad
Write a little.
Write a little.
Make something
real.
Your own pocket-sized Python studio. Start with a line of code, learn by doing, and turn a small idea into something you can play with.
Local Python. Your files. Room to experiment.
A real Python game. A little yours.
little_idea.py
answer = 6 * 7
print("Hello, possibility.")
print(answer)
> Hello, possibility.
> 42
> 42
Python 3.13 · on your deviceNo account · for writing codeiOS 17+ · iPhone & iPad
A small start goes a long way
Less setup.
More “I made that.”
A focused space to try, understand, and keep going. Your editor, learning path and little experiments, together.
Build a little confidence.
Short lessons lead into editable exercises. Come back to your own work, and use challenge feedback to see what needs another try.
12 LESSONS · 6 CHALLENGESChange the rules.
Play a Python game, open its source, and make it your own. A new score, a different rule, a fresh idea — then run it again.
15 PYTHON GAMES + SNAKEPYTHON IDE PROSee what your
See what your
code is thinking.
Pause on a line, inspect a variable, and move forward one step at a time. Understand the result instead of guessing at it.
- Breakpoints and step-by-step execution
- Local variable and output inspection
- Basic code completion and autopep8 formatting
total = 42Small files. Useful things.
Keep scripts alongside TXT, CSV and JSON data. Edit UTF-8 text, find files by name, and import or export using the system Files picker.
Add a little capability.
Search PyPI by package name. Pro installs compatible pure-Python wheels and dependencies, with real download progress and a cancel option.
Learning can look like play
Play it.
Read it.
Remix it.
A number puzzle becomes a lesson in lists. A matching game becomes a lesson in state. Open an editable copy of the Python source and follow your curiosity.
2048
Make your next move.Memory match
A match worth making.Illustrative board previews. 15 games run from editable Python; Snake is a native game. The app uses its own graphical game renderer, not Pygame.
Start free. Go further when you’re ready.
Your pace.
Your Python.
The essentials stay free. Pro brings the full learning and game library, plus tools for your next step.
Start with free.
Everything you need for your first working script.
- Create, edit and run your Python files
- Autosave, files, console and code examples
- First 3 lessons + first coding challenge
- All quizzes + 3 free games
- Package search, built-in modules and uninstall
A little more room.
More to learn, play with and build.
- All 12 lessons and 6 coding challenges
- The complete library of 16 games
- Code completion and offline formatting
- Breakpoints, stepping and variable inspection
- Install and upgrade compatible Python packages
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Monthly and yearly plans renew automatically until cancelled. Lifetime is a one-time purchase. All purchases are handled by Apple. Your saved files remain editable and runnable when a subscription ends. Read the terms →
Good to know
A few answers,
before you begin.
Do I need an internet connection?
Your scripts, the included Python runtime, lessons and bundled games run locally. Searching for or downloading packages, Apple purchases, and code that requests online services need a connection.
Is basic coding free?
Yes. Create, edit, save, import, export and run your files without Pro. The first 3 lessons, the first challenge, all quizzes, 2048, tic-tac-toe and Snake are also free. Saved code stays editable and runnable after a subscription ends.
Can I install every Python package?
Package installation supports compatible pure-Python wheels and their dependencies. Packages that need native extensions or compilation are not supported. NumPy, pandas, Matplotlib and Pygame are not included.
Does my work sync between devices?
Not automatically. Files and learning progress are stored on the current device. Import and export through the system Files picker to move a copy yourself. Export important work before deleting the app.
Which devices and languages are supported?
Python IDE is built for iPhone and iPad running iOS or iPadOS 17 or later. This website is available in English and Chinese; the current app interface and learning content are in Chinese. App Store availability depends on the release and your region.
How do I manage or restore Pro?
Open the Pro page in the app and choose Restore Purchases using the same Apple Account. Manage auto-renewing subscriptions in your Apple Account’s Subscriptions settings. Apple’s cancellation guide ↗
A place for your
next little idea.
Write locally. Keep your work. Keep being curious.