I used to have a problem loading live scripts but that seemed to go away since. The only reason I have it 4 stars is because if I have the app in the background for too long, it will disconnect. This forces me to wait to reconnect before using the app or just having to close the app entirely. If I didn’t have to reconnect every time after having the app in the background it would be perfect. Otherwise I really like the app.

This app produces exceptional performance on iPad/iPhone considering it can process results faster than most of my college’s desktop computers. I’ve run into a small issue figures. MATLAB seems to create permanent figures that cannot be cleared with the clear function. Each overwrite with new data confuses the figure and plots the old data, or simply omits the new data. The resolution to the bug(s) seems to be removing app and redownloading. Overall, the app works great with the files app. Creating, moving, renaming, etc. work wonderfully in both apps. Data collection with device sensors also works great. PS: I expect that MATLAB could/should replace clunky Pasco Capstone software (commonly found in physics classrooms) if resources were available and taught in previous classes. I do wish I had access to and knew how to use Matlab in high school.(Edit) I’m still learning Matlab.

I encountered several issues that make this app a low rated app in my opinion. To start with I decided to use the mobile app while on vacation so I put some scripts on the cloud used by the app. Unfortunately I forgot a couple of scripts and spent about 30 minutes getting the files from my iCloud Drive sharing them to another app so I could copy the contents and then create a file within MATLAB that I could use. For several files this becomes a real pain. Not sure why they could not be stored locally within the app or why the app can’t access iCloud Drive. Perhaps this is a future feature.Second issue is that the app requires an internet connection to work at all. I assume the number crunching must be happening server side instead of on the iPad client side. This dramatically decreases the apps “mobility”. Try using it on an overseas flight. MATLAB has always been hyper protective when it comes to licensing and it is something that can be lived with from a computer. I really hope this is not the reason for this major drawback for a mobile app.Lastly every time I move around in a hotel the app loses its connection and I have to force it to re-connect. I am thinking this is because the WiFi router I am using changed in some fashion and my VPN must reconnect (all done without any action on my part). Why MATLAB mobile can’t re-connect as well is beyond me.Hope Mathsoft is working on these issues. This app has potential especially given the improved performance of iPads. Unfortunately this app is not worth the effort for me given the above restrictions.

The iPads hardware continues to match forward and Mathworks isn’t taking advantage of that. An app such as Pythonista gives a first class Python IDE taking advantage of local file providers (to use working copy for git). And it’s completely developed by one person. Super disappointing considering it basically hasn’t improved to even do basic file operations (import from other apps, let alone external file provider support). Given all of the made per matlab license I would think even a simplified version of full matlab would be possible. If you’re looking for a viewer for your files already in the mathworks cloud this is fine. For real development work especially using git version control, this is a joke. If you have a choice in the matter learn Python get Pythonista and leave mathworks proprietary stuff behind.