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On October 19, 2022, Replit released Android and iOS mobile apps, allowing users to write code on their phones and access millions of open-source packages via Nix. The apps include a built-in code joystick, local-first autocomplete (supporting Python, HTML, CSS, JS, and TypeScript), and a keyboard toolbar. The AI pair-programming tool Ghostwriter has been opened to early testers and is scheduled to launch fully later that month. According to the Replit Blog, nearly 20% of Replit users are currently building projects on mobile devices.
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Replit Launches Android and iOS Mobile Apps
Replit has released Android and iOS mobile apps, letting users write code on their phones and access millions of open-source packages via Nix. The apps include a built-in code joystick, local-first autocomplete (supporting Python, HTML, CSS, JS, and TypeScript), and a keyboard toolbar. The AI pair-programming tool Ghostwriter is now available to early testers and will roll out fully later this month. Nearly 20% of Replit users are already building projects on mobile devices.