Pyonkee

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Pyonkee
Current Version	2.28
Operating Systems	iPad and MacOS
Purpose for creation	Allow Scratch 1.4 to be run on iOS
Developer(s)	SoftUmeYa
Open source?	Yes
Released?	Yes
Compatible with	Scratch 1.4
Official Website	http://softumeya.com/pyonkee/en/
Forum Topic	topic:50458
Active	Yes
Open Source Repository	https://github.com/SoftUmeYa/Pyonkee

Pyonkee is an app which is based on Scratch 1.4 and runs on iOS. It was released in August 25, 2014 and developed by SoftUmeYa. Its goal is to provide a visual programming language on the iPad for kids and adults alike. A Japanese version (on the same app) is also available.

The mascot (a monkey-bunny hybrid) is named "Pyonkee", after the language itself.

Like Scratch 1.4, Pyonkee can connect to the physical world.

It has approximately over 3 million downloads.

Workshops

On November 12, 2014, there was a Pyonkee workshop held at Aoyama Benesse . Later in January 25, 2015, a second workshop was held at the Setagaya Carrot Tower.

History

On 26th August 2014, Pyonkee was released on the Apple app store.

On 9th September 2015, it hit a milestone of 50,000 downloads.

On August 8th 2022, Pyonkee became avaiable for macOS.

Gallery

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  Splashscreen

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  The interface

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  Fullscreen mode

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  Pyonkee in Japanese mode

See Also

• Scratch on Tablets
• Scratch Viewer

External Links

• Pyonkee on App Store