PocketCode · Android IDECode. Deploy.
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The local IDE is 100% free and fully functional, including the AI assistant — PocketCode is not an AI provider: you connect your own account for any provider (Gemini, OpenAI, Claude, Copilot) or a Custom OpenAI-compatible endpoint (OpenRouter, a local Ollama), all free (BYOK), and pay the provider directly (or nothing, for a local model). The Pro plan ($6.99/mo) lifts the Free caps on projects and deploys (Free has 1 project in total), Swarmcode, cloud sync, more SSH hosts, simultaneous sessions and automation tools — never model access.

9 professional tools in one app: code editor with LSP, Linux terminal + SSH, API tester (6 protocols, REST to MQTT), DB manager with embedded PostgreSQL (12 engines), visual designer, marketplace, multi-provider AI assistant with AI Office, Workflows and Backend Manager (33 services).

Full LSP (semantic autocomplete, diagnostics, go-to-definition), each server installed with one tap from the editor: TypeScript/JavaScript, Python, HTML/CSS/JSON, Markdown, YAML, Dockerfile, Bash, Vue, Svelte, Astro, GraphQL, MDX, Prisma and Angular. CSS helpers run alongside: Emmet, CSS variables, Some Sass, CSS Modules, Stylelint (if the project configures it) and UnoCSS; Tailwind if the project ships it. Limits: Bash runs without ShellCheck, YAML does not fetch remote schemas, at most 2 helper servers run at once, and Vue, Svelte, Astro, MDX and Angular use the TypeScript package. GraphQL needs a graphql-config file in the project and Angular an angular.json. Syntax highlighting covers 39 languages; Kotlin, Java, Go, Rust, C, C++, C#, PHP, Ruby, SQL, Dart, Swift, Scala, R, XML, PowerShell, TOML, INI, Gradle and Properties have highlighting but no one-tap language server. From the editor's Run button, JavaScript and TypeScript (on the bundled Node.js, no type-check), C, Python, Ruby, PHP, Java (experimental and limited: a BeanShell interpreter, not a full compiler, and most object-oriented code, generics, lambdas and printf don't run), Kotlin, Shell and SQL run on the device from the first launch, 16 languages and file types in all; Lua, Go and Rust-style scripts (Rhai) are optional packs you download. C++, C#, Perl, Zig, Dart and Swift have no installable runner yet.

PocketCode integrates 4 AI providers (Gemini, OpenAI, Claude and GitHub Copilot) plus a Custom OpenAI-compatible endpoint (OpenRouter, a local Ollama, your own server) — but it is not an AI provider itself. Every one of them is free: you bring your own account or API key (BYOK) and the provider bills you directly (or nothing, for a local model). Copilot in turn can reach models from other vendors (Meta Llama, Mistral, DeepSeek…), depending on your account; the picker lists what each provider returns for your key. API keys are encrypted on-device and requests go directly to each provider — no proxy in between. The paid tier is our own tools (Swarmcode, AI Office, cloud sync), never model access.

Integrated terminal with two modes: a built-in local shell (BusyBox, standard Unix tools) and a full SSH client with key auth, tunneling and SFTP. Multi-session; split view and broadcast input are Pro. Most languages run from the editor's Run button; Node.js also runs in the shell as node file.js (there is no npm).

Mostly. It needs a connection to sign in; opening the app with a session already started works offline, and your code runs on the device. The editor, local terminal, designer and local PostgreSQL run without a network. You need internet for AI, Git sync, deployment, API testing against remote servers and SSH connections.