Koder Code Editor User Reviews

Customer Experience

Positive experience71.7% of reviews
Neutral10.5% of reviews
Negative experience17.9% of reviews

~ Based on 1,175 written reviews from the US App Store.

What users say

Is Koder Code Editor Safe?

Koder Code Editor appears safe based on user ratings. AppsHunter Safety Score for Koder Code Editor is 92/100.

This assessment is based on 11,603 user ratings, with an App Store average of 4.6/5.

Safety Analysis

89.8% of ratings point to a safe experience
3.6% of ratings suggest some concerns
6.7% of ratings point to a risky experience

~ Based on 11,603 App Store ratings for Koder Code Editor.

Is Koder Code Editor Legit?

Koder Code Editor appears to be a legitimate app. AppsHunter Legitimacy Score for Koder Code Editor is 83/100.

Based on 83 of 100 points across 7 verification signals from App Store and developer data.

Top reviews

File extension

Cant open .ts (TrueScript) files for editing. It thinks it’s a movie.

Peak

Helped me with my fnf mod that wasn’t working right.

Too good

I’m using this for everything

Ipa files!

I really wish it would let me open my ipa files because other apps are complete file scams

Great Phone and IPad Editor

Such a lifesaver for viewing code snippets, changes and even mockups for simple sites. Lifesaver

Why you should download it

Honestly, a really helpful app if you’re learning web dev or want to work on front end projects, helps you see how it would work on phone browsers and screens , you can store files and folders . It’s the best out there , and it’s free. The creator has a good heart fr

Good but buggy

I use Koder mostly to edit HTML and simple Javascript. It works better than most things I’ve tried for that purpose, and the build it Preview is usefull if limited, but has a few really annoying deficiencies. Worst, the screen gets messed up at random times, showing only half the height of the coding area or losing the toolbars at the top. The easiest way to fix it most of the time is to start then cancel a search, making the app reset. If that doesn’t work I have to kills he app. The second problem is that it doesn’t give full path details anywhere I can find for an open file, so if I have two files with the same name (for instance, because I copied it from one location to another and opened both), I can’t tell them apart. Not a huge problem because it’s not a situation that arises a lot, but in general, if I create a file, open it, then don’t get back to it for a while and forget where it is, Koder is no help in finding it.
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Garbage

More vibe-coded garbage full of silly bugs no human could make.

Excelente

Me gusta en verdad simple y funcional inicio en este universo de la programación y está muy bien

Pretty good

It cool but when I try to download mods for Minecraft I always take me to the app

Annoying reminder to leave a review

App constantly reminds you to not just rate it. But to leave a review.

Awesome app

I wish you could keep going with cool features and stuff like iCloud Drive, OneDrive and Google drive links, and stuff like easy sort where it sorts your stuff into folders for each file type or by name.

Yess

I love Koder I make code and it is so fun

Code editing

I don’t have a pc but this is a very good code editor I can use to make exploits for Roblox

Really good!

Really good for coding on an iPad and was really effective for my school project

Terrible

Needs a lot of work

It’s grate but glitchy.

Ok it’s alright but not so has small bugs, glitches but good for python or any other coding.

It is good

Maybe a tutorial option on how to use it and what things mean- I am new to code.

Other than that it is the best code maker and editor app I have came across in the App Store!

Maybe you could make a block coding app for mobile that helps teach younger ones to code and it would allow people of a younger age to get into programming!
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Very good

Clean, fast, lightweight, customisable, compatible.

Good editor, bad interface.

For a text editor, Koder works fine. However it is exceedingly difficult to transfer files into it from a PC, and difficult to export files out of it. Sending txt files from “Apple Devices” or “iTunes” doesn’t work, as you can’t place them into folders and Koder doesn’t find them in the app’s root storage.
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