
Swiftlet — Learn to Code
Interactive coding lessons
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About
Swiftlet is an independent app and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Apple Inc.
Swiftlet turns your device into a place to actually learn to code — not just watch videos, but write real Swift and see it run instantly.
A real Swift engine runs right on your device, so every lesson is hands-on and works completely offline. Type code, run it, and watch what happens — no account, no setup, no Mac required.
LEARN
• Interactive lessons covering Swift from the ground up: variables, booleans, branching, loops, arrays, dictionaries, functions, closures, enums, structs, classes, protocols, generics, error handling, async/await, and more.
• Each lesson explains the idea, then asks you to write the code — and checks your work as you go.
• A clear learning path takes you from your first line of code to real language features, one concept at a time.
BUILD PROJECTS
• Guided projects let you assemble what you've learned into small, real apps.
• Follow step-by-step stages and finish with something that actually works.
PRACTICE
• Hands-on challenges reinforce each concept so it sticks.
• Try it, get feedback, and move on when you've got it.
TRACK YOUR PROGRESS
• Your progress is saved on device as you complete lessons, projects, and challenges.
• Pick up exactly where you left off.
WHY SWIFTLET
• 100% on-device: the code you write runs locally — private and fast.
• Fully offline: learn on the train, on a plane, anywhere.
• Mobile-first: designed for the phone in your pocket, not a shrunk-down desktop tool.
• No account, no tracking, no ads.
Whether you're writing your very first line of Swift or brushing up on closures and async/await, Swiftlet gives you a real coding environment that fits in your pocket.
Start coding today.
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What's New in Swiftlet
1.1.134
October 2, 2026
Foundation framework track has been added - learn persistence, dates and formatting. JSON, raw data, files, URLs, and notifications, each with a runnable example and a reference solution. Polish and performance improvements throughout, plus fixes to lesson navigation and progress tracking. Thanks for coding with Swiftlet!
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