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Write and edit Swift code for mobile apps on iOS devices. Export projects to Xcode, import from Xcode files, and auto-format code. Integrate with git repositories. Add animations and use autocomplete features in the code editor.
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Run Unix commands on iOS
Provides terminal emulator for running Unix commands on iOS. Users can transfer files via scp and curl, edit files with vim and ed, and process data using grep, awk, and sed.
Justin Wasack
Run scripts on websites you visit
Save and run custom JavaScript and CSS code on websites. Manipulate pages, block ads, inject styles, and automate tasks. No user tracking. Open source.
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Learn Python with interactive coding
Learn Python 3.13 with interactive coding, local execution, and breakpoint debugging. Run examples and access learning materials. Fetch Git repositories and use iCloud. Share files via LAN using HTTP/FTP. Install Python libraries from PyPI.
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Run commands in a Linux terminal
Run command-line operations natively on iOS with full shell emulator support. Execute bash and zsh commands locally. Use virtual keyboard with full keybinds. Access AI command suggestions. Customize themes, fonts, and backgrounds.
Pavlo Kravchenko
Access remote servers and manage devices securely
Allows secure remote access to Linux or IoT devices via SSH. Users can connect using password or key authentication. It supports multiple emulations and stores connection settings securely.
Nicolas Holzschuch
Run Unix commands on iOS
Provides terminal emulator for running Unix commands on iOS. Users can transfer files via scp and curl, edit with vim and ed, and process data using grep, awk, and sed. It supports git operations with lg2.
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