W3Schools Reviews: Is It Legit?

Is W3Schools Safe?

W3Schools: Learn to Code appears safe based on user ratings. AppsHunter Safety Score for W3Schools is 91/100.

This assessment is based on 121 user ratings, with an App Store average of 4.7/5.

Safety Analysis

92.6% of ratings point to a safe experience
2.5% of ratings suggest some concerns
5.0% of ratings point to a risky experience

~ Based on 121 App Store ratings for W3Schools.

Is W3Schools Legit?

W3Schools: Learn to Code appears legitimate, with a few gaps. AppsHunter Legitimacy Score for W3Schools is 63/100.

Based on 63 of 100 points across 7 verification signals from App Store and developer data.

Top reviews

Broken app

There are better apps to learn from and get rewards. This app tries to lock you in and eat your money. Point and click scam to sell stuff

Easy to follow

This is well thought out and I am learning as we go!

Good

Good for learning

Why Is There an Energy System?

Why advertise an educational platform only to paywall it with an energy system? An extremely expensive one at that - very low energy and its hard to get beyond just waiting. I have used W3schools to learn various programming languages, and I was excited when I saw they made an app. However, my disappointment is immense at the revelation of an energy system. You would just be better off visiting the website and reading off of that rather than wasting storage space and time to use this app.
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Great except the energy system

I honestly love it! I’m learning Java in school right now and thought I’d hop on here to supplement my learning and practice extra. While the app helps, it’s frustrating to only have 3 energy max (1 energy per lesson), and it takes an entire 24 hours to get 1 back. If we could have more total, and/or retain energy faster for more learning opportunities, it would be even better!
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energy too low

energy is worse than duolingo! i think earn one bar every 24 hours and energy is used not with mistakes but just doing something. so you get maybe 1 lesson every 24 hrs. class has potential but the lesson and quizzes are also repetitive. how often do u need to practice <p>? maybe duolingo will come out with coding. at least you only lose energy from mistakes.
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Fun and easy way to learn coding!

Really enjoying the new adventure map and weekly quests! The bite-sized lessons are easy to follow, and exercises like multiple-choice questions, spot the error, and fill in the blanks make learning more engaging. I also love the pixel avatars—they add a fun touch. A great way to learn and practise coding a little every day!
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