The Assembler

Name: The Assembler
Rating: 4.8 (10 reviews)
Author: Lena Mattea Stoexen

By: Lena Mattea Stoexen App

Learn coding with pixel art

Overview

Version:

3.4

Last updated: 2026-03-22

Ranking

#344,078 ▲ 39,281

Overall

Features & Capabilities

With 'The Assembler' you can learn the basics of binary operations by creating little art pieces. Eight rows of 8-Bit Registers become your canvas. Use Assembly to paint!

Learn Assembly programming and binary operations by painting little pixel art pieces. The app teaches different operations in each of the ten chapters. For each of the chapters you program an image with a limited set of commands. Eight rows of 8-Bit Registers turn into your canvas. Use Assembly to manipulate the values in every register, thus creating an 8x8 painting.

'The Assembler' was made as a small and fun introduction to Assembly, Programming and the Binary system that powers it all. The first version of this app was made for the Swift Student Challenge 2022 and won!

I hope that you enjoy this project as much as I have.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App

By:

Lena Mattea Stoexen

Rating:

4.80

(10)

Version:

3.4 Last updated: 2026-03-22

Version code:

883543575

Creation date:

2022-06-28

Compatible devices:

Size:

7.09MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-07-29

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# 344,078 ▲ 39,281

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Developed by:

Lena Mattea Stoexen

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/the-assembler/id1631691804

Website:

http://lena-stoexen.de/privacy-policy/

User Reviews

I was much more familiar with ARM assembly many years ago, but it’s been a long time since I’ve used it, so I’ve forgotten nearly all of it. This app proved to be a very effective and entertaining way to refresh my memory. It explains all the low-level concepts very clearly, and keeps me engaged a lot longer than a decompiler and a textbook do

by mh*****, 2024-07-17

They fixed the chapter skipping bug, nice. I've only just restarted, but it's so good that I came like this exists. Looking at assembly code is really important just to understand what is being produced by most programming languages. Occasionally comes up, but is often too arcane to be used because most people don't have exposure. I'm excited to work my way through this game. There may be some game design elements that could be improved (e.g.when they introduce MVN the task doesn't seem to benefit from its use) - still fun and accessible.