easyIDE
IDE and code editor
for Android tablets
- Real Ubuntu terminal, no root
- Language servers + git
- Free & open source (AGPL-3.0)
- Android 8.0+
- Works offline
- No account
An Android IDE, not a snippet editor
Real Linux terminal
Ubuntu runs in app storage through PRoot, no root needed. apt-get install works, full-screen programs render, tabs keep their scrollback.
Code editor with language servers
Syntax highlighting for 229 languages with VS Code's TextMate grammars, plus completion, diagnostics, rename and go-to-definition for Python, TypeScript, Rust, Go, C/C++ and more.
Git built in
Stage, commit, amend, branch and tag, with a VS Code-style history graph. Clone, pull and push from the terminal or the source control view.
Python, Node.js and build tools
Pick a preset environment and it arrives with its toolchain. Run Node LTS, npm and CLI tools such as Claude Code right on the tablet.
Made for tablets, works on phones
Activity rail, split editors and a bottom panel on a tablet; bottom navigation on a phone. Keyboard and mouse friendly.
Free and open source
AGPL-3.0, offline-first, no account. Extensions add languages, themes, icons, snippets and language servers.
How it runs Linux without root
Code like you would on a laptop
A dense, VS Code-shaped workspace with split editor groups, breadcrumbs and file-type icons.
- 229 languages highlighted offline
- Completion, hover, diagnostics and rename from real language servers
- Activity rail, side bar and bottom panel on a tablet
Git and a real terminal, side by side
The history graph, staging and commits next to an Ubuntu terminal running the same repository.
- Branch and tag chips, cherry-pick, checkout, compare
- Multiple terminal tabs with an Esc/Ctrl key row
- Changes from the terminal show up in source control
Tour
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Run Python on an Android tablet
pip, virtualenvs, pyright and ruff on a real Ubuntu terminal, no root.
Claude Code on Android
Install Node.js LTS and run Anthropic's CLI next to your editor.
Git on an Android tablet
Clone, commit with a history graph and push to GitHub.

