Make a quick fix or work through a small project with a code editor, file browser, previews, and an optional terminal in one app.
Coming soon for iPhone and iPad.
Edit code on iPhone and iPad with Acode. Work with project files, preview HTML and Markdown, and add tools through community plugins.
Acode for iPhone and iPad is currently marked Coming soon on the website. Check the home page for release availability.
Open a workspace: Open Acode and choose a file or folder using the system picker.
Edit and save: Make your changes in the editor and save them back to your selected location.
Check the result: Preview HTML or Markdown, or use the terminal for tools supported by the iOS runtime.
Open files and folders through the system picker. Acode works with locations you authorize; it does not have unrestricted access to your device.
Check HTML and Markdown while working on your source files. Keep assets and relative links together in a project folder.
Use syntax highlighting and editing features on their own, or open the terminal and add compatible plugins when your workflow needs them.
No. The terminal is optional. You can edit files and preview documents without setting up a command-line workflow.
No. iOS controls file access. Open a supported location through the system picker and grant access to the files you need.
The iOS release is coming soon. Check the home page for availability.