Reviews of Python IDE Editor - AloPy

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List of user reviews and ratings for Python IDE Editor - AloPy

Total ratings

2.59 (Rating count: 641)

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Review summary

Users praise the app for its simple, easy-to-use interface and good UI, with a generally positive feeling about writing code. The major drawbacks are pricing and free-tier restrictions, including project limits and the need to pay for more features. Reviews frequently note the lack of core Python tools (no console, no pip, no tkinter) and the inability to handle multiple inputs or terminals. Some UX and stability issues are mentioned, but overall usability is seen as decent if you can overlook the monetization and feature gaps.

Pros

Simple and easy-to-use editor
Good UI
Generally positive and easy to pick up

Cons

Pricing/monetization requiring payments to unlock features
Free version has limits (few projects/features)
Lack of Python runtime features (no console, no pip, no tkinter)
Cannot run multiple inputs/terminals

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User Reviews

Recent rating average: 3.20

All time rating average: 2.59

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Date	Author	Comment
2026-03-15	Ch*****	I'm a beginner trying to learn how to program for fun. I'm trying all of these different mobile IDE's for android and this one is too money hungry. Why should I pay to install modules? Pyramide is pretty good for me though.
I'm a beginner trying to learn how to program for fun. I'm trying all of these different mobile IDE's for android and this one is too money hungry. Why should I pay to install modules? Pyramide is pretty good for me though.
2026-03-10	Дм*****	i didn't figure it out
i didn't figure it out
2025-09-28	Sa*****	the support comments are just glazing, but in reality I can't create more than 3 projects then boom pay up for our subscription
the support comments are just glazing, but in reality I can't create more than 3 projects then boom pay up for our subscription