MIT App Inventor vs Spill The Code

MIT App Inventor is an educational tool to learn computational thinking and computational action principles through building mobile apps. Used by over one million people worldwide every year, it is one of the premier platforms for computer science education. Use this companion app to test drive projects, debug blocks code, and show your friends and family your creations. Using a blocks based programming language, design and code your own projects, or use one of the many books and curricula to learn about coding. App Inventor also includes built-in tutorials for running student workshops. This version of App Inventor includes over 60 components, from user interface elements such as buttons and switches, to sensors, connectivity and multimedia components so your projects can interact with the world.

We provide a vibrant, interactive learning experience that brings technology to life for students aged 8 to 22. The app is designed to help learners explore technology through structured, engaging, and skill-based educational experiences. Important: The app is free to download, but access to courses, programs, workshops, and premium educational content requires a separate paid purchase or subscription. Inside the app, learners may explore: Hands-on learning in AI, coding, and robotics Project-based learning with real-world applications Digital tools and logic-based challenges Programs designed for different skill levels The platform is built to support beginners as well as advancing learners who want practical exposure to future-ready technology skills. Please note: Courses, programs, workshops, and other premium educational content shown in the app may require a paid plan, separate purchase, or active subscription for full access. A shorter, safer version for Apple review is: An interactive learning platform for students aged 8 to 22, focused on AI, coding, robotics, and project-based skill development. The app is free to download. Access to courses, programs, workshops, and premium educational content requires a separate paid purchase or subscription.