Please scratch make an app. You have already mad Scratch Jr !
Please @scratch team make an app

From : @itsjesse555

The ST had tried to do an app for Scratch, but the last time they tried, it was rejected.

To quote the stickies (WNTS( What Not To Suggest))

jvvg wrote:

12. Scratch on Mobile
On iPhone, Apple took down the app because they don't allow apps that interpret code. For Android, I don't know what's up, but at least for now I'm pretty sure it's not happening.

i searched for it on ipad 2 and nothing sorry though i would love it if they did but maybe in a while they will have in app just keep checking ever once in a while

If you are using an iPad you could try Pyonkee, it is a port of Scratch 1.4. Unfortunately you can't open projects you created on a computer because of licencing issues.

Read the stickies.

jvvg wrote:

12. Scratch on Mobile
On iPhone, Apple took down the app because they don't allow apps that interpret code. For Android, I don't know what's up, but at least for now I'm pretty sure it's not happening.

Also, for a long time now I've heard they've been working on HTML5 Scratch, so you might be able to use Safari on iOS to view(?)/create(?) projects.

I would like an app, but right now, the ST is focusing on the desktop version.

TheHockeyist wrote:

The ST had tried to do an app for Scratch, but the last time they tried, it was rejected.

It was rejected on the apple platform because it went against the “no programming” rule. Last time I checked, android has no rules against programming apps.

stickfiregames wrote:

If you are using an iPad you could try Pyonkee, it is a port of Scratch 1.4. Unfortunately you can't open projects you created on a computer because of licencing issues.

Apple is allowing that? I thought apple didn't like programming apps.

cwrivera99 wrote:

Apple is allowing that? I thought apple didn't like programming apps.

I think they don't allow apps that process code written outside the app, which is why you can't import projects into Pyonkee.

Here are links to mobile versions of scratch:

Scratch 1.4
Scratch 2.0

Scratch is compatible with a flash browser, I have a project that can help you.

stickfiregames wrote:

cwrivera99 wrote:

Apple is allowing that? I thought apple didn't like programming apps.

I think they don't allow apps that process code written outside the app, which is why you can't import projects into Pyonkee.

And yet, Codea allows you to put things you made on the App Store; you're allowed to export projects, but not import them? Go figure.