Python Editor for Mac, iPhone & iPad

Open a project.
Start building.

Twelve worked Python projects, a six-lesson course and an AI assistant come with this native Mac editor. Python is inside the download, so the first project runs a minute after you open the app.

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Free. All app features unlocked. No app subscription. On iPhone or iPad?

Py Editor on Mac with project files, Python source and output — Your project, code and results in one Mac workspace.

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The Mac download is free with every app feature unlocked. The Mac App Store and the iPhone and iPad app are separate products.

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Python Editor
for Mac

Twelve worked projects, a six-lesson course and an AI assistant, with Python already inside. Git, the Terminal, the Python Console and debugging arrive with the free Helper.

Download free for Mac

No app subscription · macOS 13+

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Also on the Mac App Store

Prefer the
App Store?

Get the store app with Python, its editor, libraries and tutorials. It has no Helper, so the Terminal, Python Console, debugging and Git are not available; features and purchase options differ from the free Mac download.

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iPhone & iPad

Python wherever
you are.

Write and run scripts, reuse snippets and ask the Code Assistant for help on your iPhone or iPad.

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In-app purchases. A subscription unlocks the full mobile experience.

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From download to first result

Build something today.

Python and the common libraries are already inside, so the first minute goes on code rather than setup.

Run something straight away

Open a bundled project and press Run. Python 3.11, pandas, NumPy, Matplotlib, Pillow, Requests and Beautiful Soup are in the download.

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Twelve projects to take apart

A greeting, a guessing game, a quiz, an expense tracker, grade analysis, an energy dashboard, a document search engine and more. Seven need nothing but the Python in the app.

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An assistant beside your source

Ask about the open file with a local Ollama model, Apple Intelligence on macOS 26, or your own Gemini or Anthropic key.

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A learning section in the app

Six lessons, eight example scripts, seven short guides and a 31-chapter Python book, all in the Learn panel.

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A Mac workspace you can arrange

Keep the tools you need
beside your code.

Put files on the left, output below and your assistant on the right. Resize the panels, hide them for focused editing or open a tool in its own window.

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Project search results and source structure beside Python code — Find a function across the project and read it in context.

AI alongside your project

Ask about the code
in front of you.

Select a file and ask the assistant to explain a function, investigate an error or suggest a different approach. Keep its answer beside the source as you work.

Use a local Ollama model, Apple Intelligence on macOS 26 or later, or your own Gemini or Anthropic key. With a cloud provider the open file is sent along with your question.

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Local Ollama explanation beside the selected Python function — An explanation of the selected code, using a local Ollama model.

Twelve projects come with the app

Open one.
Change it. Run it again.

Each bundled project is a folder with a README, source and tests. Start with Personal Greeting or the Py Editor Basics Lab, which use only the standard library, then work up to a desktop app or an image classifier.

Mac Desktop Studio builds Focus Studio, a task list and timer, with PySide6. AI Vision Lab trains a small PyTorch classifier on images it generates itself.

Those two need the free Helper and a project environment, and installing PyTorch downloads a few hundred megabytes. Follow the setup guide.

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