Pyto IDE

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• Full Version — $14.99
• Lite Version — $7.99

Last verified 31 Jul 2026

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3.7 995 ratings · App Store

1. 4/5Great, if it worked offline.

   First of all, regarding the title, this app works well, but it has an odd habit of asking me to purchase it— again, even though I’ve already purchased it. I need to restore the purchase by going online, which is an issue on my ipad. Other than that, feels professional. It’s easy enough to navigate tabs (I just wish you could go up the file tree), and it lets you make projects— not just single files— and structure them. Feels almost like a desktop application! Since I have a bluetooth keyboard, works even better. The only problem I have, again, is the restore purchase issue which is annoying, especially since it happens every time I open the app. I will update this review if it’s fixed.

   1ydia · 31 Jul 2026

2. 5/5Love the app. Bugs happen. Where to report them?

   I really like this app. I write Python for machine learning applications for a living and having this tool on my iPhone and iPad 4 mini has become a true delight. I've encountered a weird problem with loading csv files. I have many csv files for testing a program, which I load one at a time. Some load but most are viewed by Pyto as nonexistent. I've deleted and recreated them multiple times without success. Where do I report errors like this? Not to bring completion to the discussion but I've also been using Pythonista3. I'm disappointed that they have far less module and library support than Pyto but I have no issue loading csv files as I need to. Only saying I know it's not the files. Help :) The fact that Pyto seems more concerned about delivering comprehensive functionality makes me smile for sure. Keep it up :). I'll remain loyal !

   AI Architect · 31 Jul 2026

3. 1/5Crashing

   You can find lots of feedback online regarding Pyto crashing in many different ways. Right out of the gate, it crashed as I opened a file thru Working Copy (git), and immediately it lost knowledge about the 3~days trial and I had to accept the trial once again. A couple of files later it locked up, and I had to restart it. It now regularly crashes when a file is opened from Working Copy, sometimes the file is not opened in the Pyto editor, and sometimes Pyto crashes when executing a script. This is way too unstable for my (any?) use. And note, I don’t mind paying for the pro version, but an app, especially an editor, needs to be rock stable for practical uses, functionality is worth nothing in a constantly crashing app. Final comment: my iOS is fully up-to-date, was rebooted and I am using latest Pyto version. The app also crash in multiple ways. I don’t think this is a single minor bug fix, rather a fundamental problem that will require a ground up redesign of the app before it can stabilize.

   PTLion · 31 Jul 2026

4. 3/5Good, but broken by input()

   Haven’t had any issues until today. Tried using input() function, and it causes the app to freak out. Specifically, it makes the console unusable until you restart the app AND run a script that doesn’t use input(). At least, that’s what I’m experiencing. By ‘freak out’, I mean it simply returns all text I type into the console without actually doing anything. The three >>> are missing. So if I type “test = 4”, the console will return “test = 4” without any syntax highlighting. Upon typing something like “test” or “print(test)” to check the value/output, it simply returns those exact strings I had typed into the console immediately prior — “test” or “print(test)”, respectively. Sometimes, every time I type a character into the console (not even hitting Enter/Return, literally just typing), the console will output the current working directory. Like what? I’ll give credit where credit is due — This app is overall the best I’ve found for iPad, especially with Pythonista being seemingly abandoned by bad devs. However, Pyto certainly crashes a decent amount, and weird bugs like the one I’ve mentioned make me question how robust it really is. Definitely worth a download if you need a solution for iPad, but $10 is way too much for the amount of instability it has. In its current state, I’d say $2.99 would be more fair. Not saying every app should be free of bugs, but this is sheer instability and it’s very evident. For now, I’d stick to something like Spyder if you have access to a proper laptop/PC. I commend the devs for the work they’ve done, but I must lambast the price tag and tell you that your product has some serious issues. You know how it is.

   screw nicknamesssssssssssss · 31 Jul 2026

5. 4/5Works well

   Updated Review: When I first used the app, it would not run even the most simple script. A day later, there was an update, so I gave it a second try. I immediately saw the difference. When you first start the app, the interpreter starts up and tells you the version of python installed (the usual), something that did not happen the first time. I was able to run scripts using NumPy and pandas without any issues. The interface could still use some work though, other than that it is a great app. Initial Review: This app cannot even run a simple python script: print(‘does this even work?’), let alone be used with pandas or NumPy. Plus, the GUI is also very, very basic. Don’t waste your money.

   vicatucd · 31 Jul 2026

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