Have you ever wanted to run your Scratch projects as real apps on your phone? Here’s one way to do it!

Step 1: Go to TurboWarp
Packager.
Step 2: Upload your Scratch project (.sb3) or paste the project link.
Step 3: In the options, choose HTML. (This lets your project run inside an app later.)
Step 4: Click Package and download the file.

Step 5: Now you’ll need a tool to wrap that HTML into an Android app. One popular choice is Cordova, which works with Node.js. (You may need help from an adult here.)
Step 6: Open your computer’s terminal/command prompt, then install Cordova by typing:

npm install -g cordova


Step 7: Make a Cordova project, replace the “www” folder with your TurboWarp files, then build the app for Android.

Step 8: Finally, you can test your app on your Android device! Publishing to Google Play requires a developer account and extra steps, so ask an adult before going further.

Thanks for reading, and good luck turning your Scratch ideas into mobile apps!

I'm pretty sure it's a bit harder than that

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jeffnp wrote:

I'm pretty sure it's a bit harder than that

Actually, with the latest additions with website conversions, it has become much, much easier and able to be done in the browser. It just takes locating the most reliable tools to do it.
I can't suggest tools right now, because I haven't done it yet. I am still in the research phase of my project(locate tools to use in the long-term). But eventually it should work well.