Juno – Python and Jupyter Apple

Juno – Python and Jupyter

Notebook and script coding IDE

Features & Capabilities

What is Juno?

Juno – Python and Jupyter is a zero-setup Python and data science IDE for iPad and iPhone. It natively supports Python scripts (.py) and Jupyter notebooks (.ipynb), with offline execution and a first-class coding environment.

Key capabilities

Free features include file navigation, quick notebook previews, and a versatile plain-text editor with syntax highlighting. Pro tools unlock an embedded Python 3.10 interpreter, full code completion, a terminal, Siri Shortcuts integration, and access to powerful data libraries like NumPy, Pandas, SciPy, and Matplotlib, plus an intuitive package manager.

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Developed by:
Rational Matter
Apple Apps Store
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/juno-python-and-jupyter/id1462586500
Website:
https://juno.sh

User Reviews

Reviewers praise Juno for a tablet-optimized notebook experience on iPad with on-device data-science libraries (NumPy, pandas, Matplotlib) that support runnable code. It’s seen as strong for on-the-go data work, including lab use and Vision Pro. However, pricing is a dominant gripe: essential features require a Pro subscription, and the free tier is largely unusable. Other common complaints include it not being an IDE, awkward file navigation/editing flow, limited package management (no pip), and occasional stability issues.
Pros
  • Tablet-optimized notebook interface on iPad.
  • Bundled data-science libraries (NumPy, pandas, Matplotlib) with runnable code on-device.
  • Strong option for on-the-go data work (lab use and Vision Pro scenarios).
  • Clean, responsive UI with smooth interactions.
Cons
  • Paywall and pricing gating; free tier largely unusable.
  • Not an IDE; awkward file navigation and editing flow.
  • No pip support / limited package management.
  • Occasional stability issues.
Recent reviews
Overall this is a great app. Opening files however is more confusing than it should be, however. For some reason tapping on a file on iPad only previews it, and for some reason the preview is always wrap rather narrowly so that there’s up to 10-20% of nothing but wasted whitespace on the right. Actually opening files results it different kinds of editors: code files get a full screen editor with a collapsible console sidebar. But text files confusingly only get a modal popup up. I understand why notebooks are somewhat different, but overall the app would be far less confusing if I could 1) actually just open files by tapping on them instead getting a useless narrow preview, and 2) just use the same editor for text and code files. Text files could just have certain toolbar items disabled. Also, I often would want to use the console or a Python terminal while viewing a text file, as some text files are actuall CSV files that I’m manipulating. The UIs in Pythonista amd Pyto are much more intuitive , but sadly development has seemed to stall for both. I’d love to replace them with Juno, but the UI needs work.
by No*****, 2026-05-18

This is perfect for most data science use cases but it lacks the full capability of my main use case which is langchain. Adding this will make this app 5/5 but I am still stuck with using google colab for the IPad
by Gr*****, 2026-02-20

DONT DOWNLOAD THiS APP ITS PAY TO USE
by Jr*****, 2026-01-31
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