Like the title says use Carnets and do everything this app can do for free in most cases

It’s an awesome app but you can’t even edit files? It’s just a fancy brick on your iPhone without paying. It is getting 4 stars but still a good app

It’s free to download the app but then it’s $25 to actually use it. Why is it a free download then? Waste of my time

Too slow and inability to disable matching character completion ()[]{} on notebook is annoying.

I am studying data science, and was looking for a mobile option to practice/do exercises/follow lectures while on the go. This app is everything I hoped for and more. Using notebooks and running tools pandas, sklearn, seaborn etc. works flawlessly on the Apple ecosystem. On top of all that the UI is beautiful, snappy, and easy to use. Whoever you are dev, thank you so much.

I don’t like this 😡😡😡😡🤬🤬🤬🤬😡😡😡😡

Instead of putting the price “free” you should make the app cost the pro feature because you can’t do anything without the “pro” feature.

Costs $25. Has all the libs I need.

I am a heavy scientific user (anaconda , numpy, matplotlib, etc.) on regular computers. This comes with all the same tools, and just works. And, iPads are fast! Numpy seems to compute double precision sines in about 3ns each on my iPad Air.

This is not an IDE, this is a notebook. I was able to open a directory from Working Copy… but the GUI is pretty bad. You can browse around the files pretty easily, but you have to “Open Python Source” to edit and/or run the script. This takes you to a new screen. If you want to switch to another file (since any program worth its salt is more than one file) you have to use a separate tab to open a file browser, go to the file, then “Open Python Source” in that too - which brings up a popup dialog which you have to interact with before it REPLACES the open file. To go back, you have to do that all over again. Furthermore, if your app uses asyncio and it has an exception which leaves the loop running, you have NO WAY to stop it other than quitting the app. This was a complete waste of $25.