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Master the most powerful AI code editor built for mobile. Learn how to manage projects, use the terminal, and leverage AI to build anywhere.
For Learners
Start coding HTML/CSS instantly with no complex setup required.
For Professionals
Full Git integration, custom terminal, and AI pair programming.
Supported Languages
Robust support for industry-standard technologies and modern frameworks.
Installation & Setup
Download the App
Android Notice
The Android version is currently outdated, while we rebuild the engine. We recommend iOS for the latest features and updated changes.
Terminal & Git
A native Unix-like shell powered by a custom environment.
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Creating Projects
Isolated environments for every project. Create from scratch or use high-performance templates.
Deployment & Publishing
Launch your projects to the web instantly using our built-in Netlify integration.
Deploy to Netlify
Production-ready static hosting
Generate Access Token (Free Plan)
If you are on the Free plan and using a custom key, log in to Netlify to generate your Personal Access Token:
Initiate Deployment
In the File Explorer, long-press your target project folder to open the context menu. Select Publish from the list of actions.
Authentication & Build
Pro Users: Deployment is automatic and instant using the app's integrated credentials.
Free Users: Your first deployment is complimentary. For subsequent updates, you will be prompted to either upgrade to Pro or enter the custom Access Token generated in Step 1.
Once verified, your site will build automatically. You will receive a live URL immediately upon completion.
Backend Security Best Practices
Security is not an afterthought. Protect your application, user data, and infrastructure by following these industry-standard best practices.
The Frontend is Public
Client-side code (HTML, CSS, JS) is downloaded to the user's browser. Never store API keys, database passwords, or secret logic in your frontend files. Anyone can View Source to steal them.
The "Car Keys" Rule
Think of your .env file like car keys. You need them to start the engine, but you never leave them inside the car when parking in public.
Keep keys in your local .env file.
Do not upload the file. Copy the content and paste it into your hosting dashboard's "Environment Variables" section.
Proxy Architecture
Don't call sensitive APIs from the browser. Send requests to your own backend (Middleman), which adds the secret key and forwards the request.
Backend calls API
Security Checklist
Sanitize User Input
Validate all data on the server to prevent SQL Injection and XSS.
Use RLS (Row Level Security)
For BaaS like Supabase, ensure users can only query their own data rows.
Automatic Git Shielding
Web IDE automatically prevents .env files from being pushed to GitHub. You do not need to manually configure .gitignore.
Use JWT for Auth
Implement stateless authentication using JSON Web Tokens.