This app offers a real programming environment for creating games, animations, and stories using visual blocks. It's inspired by Scratch and optimized for touch devices, allowing users to learn logic, creativity, and collaboration through coding.
Summarized from real user reviews of Pyonkee. Based on 51 reviews and a 3.6/5 average, it highlights the 7 positives and 7 negatives reviewers mention most about this Education app.
3.0
June 1, 2026
The “Clone” block, familiar from Scratch 3, has been added. You can now easily create clones that perform the same actions as the original sprite without having to copy it manually. This block has a wide range of applications. We hope you enjoy using it.
More16 issues
App crashes when importing photos
App kicks user out
24 requests
Update to Scratch 2.0/3.0
Support for .sb3 and .sjr files
Pyonkee is a dynamic media application that provides a real programming environment using visual blocks. It allows users of all ages to create their own games, animations, and stories, fostering learning in logic, productivity, creativity, and collaboration.
Yes, Pyonkee is fully compatible with Scratch 1.4. This means you can use millions of existing Scratch projects as references or even import them to work with in Pyonkee.
Pyonkee's user interface is optimized for touch devices, making it ideal for tablets like iPads. It supports pinch-in/out gestures and font scaling for a comfortable experience on smaller screens.
Yes, from version 2.20, Pyonkee can connect to micro:bit. This allows you to get sensor values and send signals to the micro:bit pins, expanding your programming possibilities into the physical world.
You can easily share your projects created with Pyonkee via AirDrop, e-mail, iCloud, and other cloud storage services, allowing you to showcase your work to friends and collaborators.
