Search - Find in all files (Cmd+Shift+F): search text across the whole workspace and jump straight to the line. - Quick Open (Cmd+P) to open any file by name. Import & export - Import a .zip project, or export a folder / the whole workspace as .zip to share via AirDrop, Mail or Files. Editor - Stop button on the console for scripts that keep running. - Files changed outside the app (by a script, Files app or git) are reloaded; you're asked if you have unsaved edits. - Outline button: jump to any class or function. - Hardware keyboard shortcuts. Fixes - Landscape on iPhone: correct sizing, no overlap with the Dynamic Island, scrollable menu rail.

Editor - Auto save — your file is saved as you type (turn off in Settings). A Saved/Unsaved indicator now sits in the top bar. - Version history — every file keeps its recent versions. Long-tap … next to a file → Version history to preview and restore. - Pinch to zoom the editor text. - Indent guides, current-line highlight and bracket matching (each can be toggled in Settings). - New editor settings: tab size 2/4, line height, JetBrains Mono ligatures. Tabs - Drag to reorder tabs. Tap the active tab for Pin, Close, Close others, Close all. - Pinned tabs stay first and can't be closed by accident. Run & Debug - Run and Debug merged into one button: tap ▶ RUN, or ▾ to choose Debug. - On iPad and in landscape, the console opens beside the code instead of below it. Look & feel - A consistent set of hand-drawn icons across Settings, the editor, the game window, HTML preview and the local web server view. - Game window: WASD/arrow switch, on-screen keys with haptics. - HTML preview matches the dark theme and shows Vietnamese/UTF-8 files correctly. - Licenses page now follows your theme.

Games on your phone - pygame is here. Run any pygame script and the game opens full screen — right inside the app, no internet, no setup. - Play it with your fingers: tap the game, use the on-screen D-pad (arrows or WASD), SPACE, ENTER and ESC. Hardware keyboards work too. - Type into games: a keyboard button brings up the system keyboard for names, chat and high scores. - Fonts, images and sound included: pygame.font, pygame.freetype, pygame.image (PNG/JPEG), pygame.mixer (WAV/MP3/OGG/FLAC) and pygame.midi. - Two new projects to learn from: Snake and Caro (five in a row against the computer), both under 11_Projects with a README.

Games on your phone - pygame is here. Run any pygame script and the game opens full screen — right inside the app, no internet, no setup. - Play it with your fingers: tap the game, use the on-screen D-pad (arrows or WASD), SPACE, ENTER and ESC. Hardware keyboards work too. - Type into games: a keyboard button brings up the system keyboard for names, chat and high scores. - Fonts, images and sound included: pygame.font, pygame.freetype, pygame.image (PNG/JPEG), pygame.mixer (WAV/MP3/OGG/FLAC) and pygame.midi. - Two new projects to learn from: Snake and Caro (five in a row against the computer), both under 11_Projects with a README.

- New Edit tools bar above the keyboard: cursor arrows, select all / copy / cut / paste, comment toggle, indent & outdent, duplicate / delete / move line, go to line, find & replace. - Snippets page: insert for, while, if/else, def, class, try/except, with, main and more with one tap — the first placeholder is pre selected so you can just type. - Format code (PEP 8) with a single tap. - Live lint: syntax errors and pyflakes warnings show right in the gutter; tap a marker to read the message. Warnings can be turned off in Settings. - Find & replace now actually replaces — one match or all, with case/regex options. - Tap "line N" in a traceback to jump straight to the failing line. - Word wrap option for long lines. - Share or export the current file via AirDrop, Mail, Files…

Pyroid AI — a Python tutor built into your editor Stuck on an error? Tap "Ask AI" and Pyroid AI reads the code you're looking at — the whole file, just your selection, or the traceback you just hit — then points at the exact line, explains why it fails, and shows the fix. - Ask anything about your code: "Explain this", "Why does it fail?", "How can I improve it?" — or type your own question - Runs entirely on your device after a one-time download. Your code never leaves your phone, and it works offline - Picks the right model for your device automatically — a larger one on phones with 6 GB of RAM or more, a lighter one everywhere else. You can switch anytime - Teaches at your level: beginner, intermediate, or advanced - Answers stream in as they're written, with one-tap copy on every code snippet

Pyroid AI — a Python tutor built into your editor Stuck on an error? Tap "Ask AI" and Pyroid AI reads the code you're looking at — the whole file, just your selection, or the traceback you just hit — then points at the exact line, explains why it fails, and shows the fix. - Ask anything about your code: "Explain this", "Why does it fail?", "How can I improve it?" — or type your own question - Runs entirely on your device after a one-time download. Your code never leaves your phone, and it works offline - Picks the right model for your device automatically — a larger one on phones with 6 GB of RAM or more, a lighter one everywhere else. You can switch anytime - Teaches at your level: beginner, intermediate, or advanced - Answers stream in as they're written, with one-tap copy on every code snippet

Pyroid AI — a Python tutor built into your editor Stuck on an error? Tap "Ask AI" and Pyroid AI reads the code you're looking at — the whole file, just your selection, or the traceback you just hit — then points at the exact line, explains why it fails, and shows the fix. - Ask anything about your code: "Explain this", "Why does it fail?", "How can I improve it?" — or type your own question - Runs entirely on your device after a one-time download. Your code never leaves your phone, and it works offline - Picks the right model for your device automatically — a larger one on phones with 6 GB of RAM or more, a lighter one everywhere else. You can switch anytime - Teaches at your level: beginner, intermediate, or advanced - Answers stream in as they're written, with one-tap copy on every code snippet

- Local web server — write a Flask app (or use http.server), press RUN, and tap Open to see the page in a built-in browser. Everything stays on the device; nothing is sent anywhere. - New example project: a working Flask todo list with add, tick off, delete and a JSON endpoint. - New learning topic: Web & HTTP — 30 short lessons on URLs, status codes, JSON and building a real server. That makes 8 topics and 240 lessons in the Learn section.

- Learning path — 7 topics, 30 short lessons each. One idea per lesson, with a runnable snippet and the exact output it prints: f-strings, slicing, dict tricks, dunder methods, reading a traceback. - Home Screen widgets — pin today's lesson and your practice progress to your Home Screen. The lesson widget moves on to the next lesson every morning, and follows along when you read ahead in the app.

- A lighter app, and a new welcome tour. - The comparison now spells out what the free version already includes (the full editor, debugger, notebooks and packages) and what Pro actually adds.

- Practice — 100 Python challenges built into the app. Write the function the problem asks for, submit, and get graded instantly on hidden test cases. - Keep a daily streak and earn XP as you solve, with hints when you get stuck.

- A short guided tour highlights the run, save, debug and project controls the first time you open a file. - Jupyter notebooks: Code cells now match the editor: line numbers, the same syntax colours and the font size you picked in Settings. Output is easier to read, and tracebacks now stand out from normal output. Fixed: text in Markdown cells could render invisible. - Markdown: Tap Preview to switch the whole screen to the rendered page, and Edit to go back to the source — no more bottom panel. - Various fixes and polish.

Fix compatibility issues on iOS 26.6

- Code folding, now yours to switch on — collapse a long function or class straight from the gutter so only the part you are working on stays on screen. It ships off by default to keep the line-number gutter narrow, which matters most on a phone; turn it on any time in Settings › Appearance and the editor picks it up right away. Line numbers and code also sit a little more comfortably apart.

- Debug your code, not just run it — tap the gutter to set a breakpoint, then step through your script line by line: step over, step into, step out, or continue to the next breakpoint. At every stop you can inspect local and global variables, expand objects to see what is inside them, follow the call stack, and add watch expressions to track a value as it changes. - Fixed messages leaving a dead strip on screen — after a notification appeared at the bottom of the editor, that area stopped responding to taps even once the message had faded, and it got worse with every message shown. Messages now clear away completely.

- SciPy is here — the full scientific stack now runs on your device: linear algebra, optimization, integration, interpolation, signal processing, FFT, statistics, spatial algorithms, image processing and clustering. Built natively for iOS, with nothing to download. PyWavelets and PyERFA come along with it. - Copy a chart in one tap — every image in the output now has a copy button in its corner. Tap it and the chart goes straight to your clipboard, ready to paste into Notes, Mail or any other app.

- Bring code in from GitHub — paste a public repository's link and the app downloads it straight into your workspace, ready to open and run. A full link, an owner/repo shortcut or a link to a specific branch all work. This brings in the files themselves, not the Git history. - A font built for code — the editor, console and output now use JetBrains Mono. Every character is exactly the same width, so indentation, aligned comments and printed tables line up the way they should on every device. - Interface touch-ups — refreshed icons, a tidier workspace menu, and line numbers that stay on a single line in long files instead of wrapping in the gutter.

- A cleaner, less interrupted experience while you code. - Refreshed free and Pro access, with a simpler upgrade screen.

- A complete, hands-on Python course We added dozens of ready-to-run lessons you can open and RUN right in the app — from the basics (variables, loops, functions, strings) through Object-Oriented Programming and advanced topics, plus a Data Science track with NumPy, pandas, Matplotlib and Seaborn (with charts you can see on screen). - Fixed the Packages tab The console no longer pops up with unexpected background messages when you open the Packages tab. - Other improvements and bug fixes.

- A responsive interface for iPad. - Adjustable editor font size. - Performance improvements and bug fixes.

- Improved app stability and performance.

- Expanded the bundled library set — more scientific, web and graphics packages are ready to import out of the box. - Package manager improvements: clearer compatibility info when searching PyPI. - Stability and performance fixes across the editor and file manager.

This update makes coding smoother than ever: - Smarter, faster code suggestions – optimized performance with less typing lag. - New editor color themes – personalize your workspace to match your style. Thanks for using the app! Please leave a review to help us improve.

- Browse the packages installed in your environment — version, license, and project details at a glance. - Search PyPI by name and install without leaving the app. - Compatibility is checked up front: pure-Python packages are marked compatible, and anything requiring native C/C++ code is flagged before you install. - Uninstall what you no longer need. - Full translations across all supported languages. - Various fixes and refinements.