Wolfram Cloud

Name: Wolfram Cloud
Rating: 2.4 (46 reviews)
Author: Wolfram Group LLC

By: Wolfram Group LLC

Business

Features & Capabilities

View your deployments on the go with the Wolfram Cloud mobile app. Whatever your target, the Wolfram Cloud lets you deploy your code or content at production scale in an unprecedentedly powerful and simple way, and now you can view and interact with your deployments on mobile.

Building on more than 25 years of technology development, the Wolfram Cloud brings the revolutionary capabilities of the Wolfram Language to bear on creating and deploying production software systems and applications. With its philosophy of building in vast algorithmic and knowledge resources, and its commitment to maximum automation, the Wolfram Language dramatically changes the economics and possibilities of programming.

We’ve made the Wolfram Language available in Desktop and Cloud, so that you can write, test, and deploy your code directly in the cloud, and now you can access it on mobile too.

By leveraging the Wolfram technology stack, the Wolfram Cloud makes it possible for you to develop and deploy a useful application in minutes—and build a major production system in days or weeks.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App

By:

Wolfram Group LLC

Rating:

2.40

(46)

Version:

1.5.9 Last updated: 2025-12-19

Version code:

880827422

Creation date:

2015-04-25

Compatible devices:

Size:

12.52MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-12

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Developed by:

Wolfram Group LLC

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/wolfram-cloud/id978701305

Website:

http://www.wolfram.com/cloud/

User Reviews

Overall, Wolfram Cloud on iOS shows potential as a mobile front-end but is hampered by persistent issues. Reviewers appreciate mobile access to notebooks on iPad/iPhone and improved external keyboard support, with some finding it usable for basic tasks on the go. However, the common pain points dominate: unreliable input and editing on touch keyboards, slow performance and cloud latency, frequent connection/authentication problems, restricted access to local files and cloud licensing hurdles, and a non-native UI that lags behind desktop expectations. Improvements are needed for broader adoption.

Pros

Mobile access to Wolfram Cloud notebooks on iPad and iPhone for on-the-go viewing and editing.
External keyboard support has improved, making it usable with hardware keyboards.
Works on iPhone and iPad, enabling cross-device use and potential to replace a laptop for light notebook work.
Documentation and basic notebook functionality are accessible within the app.

Cons

Input and editing are unreliable on touch and with keyboards, with typing glitches, cursor issues, and the on-screen keyboard covering the input.
Slow, unresponsive performance and noticeable cloud latency.
Frequent connection/login issues, including inability to connect and 2FA interruptions.
Limited local file access and licensing/cost frustrations, such as restricted access or paid cloud licenses.
Tablet-UI gaps and feature limitations compared to desktop (no true multitasking, 2D input restrictions, plotting limitations).

Recent reviews

No functionality. No documentation. Awkward as can be. Lost hours of work multiple times due to inexplicable reversions of my notebooks to earlier states. I am amiss as to why this app even exists given the power of current gen iPads - using it has been a net negative. The developers should be ashamed and humiliated.

by Ll*****, 2025-02-23

For the week I tried this app, it has been unable to connect to Wolfram Cloud, reporting a helpful operation could not be completed error. This does not appear to be well tested software.

by TK*****, 2024-05-25

The inability to open files stored locally on device, or in other cloud storage services is insane. Whoever made that software decision should be summarily fired.