Grasshopper is a coding app for beginning learners that uses games to build skills with JavaScript. Learners can move up through progressively challenging levels to refine their coding prowess.

The app teaches kids everything they need to know about computer science, from zero to JavaScript. Available for free, it has in-app purchases plans starting from Rs 519 per month. Meant for kids between the age of 4-10, Kodable features age-appropriate games and activities that transition kids from learning how to think like a programmer all the way to writing real code using its custom, built-for-kids coding interface.

Swift is a programming language created by Apple and used by professionals to build many of today’s most popular apps. This app has Apple-created lessons that guide you through the core concepts of programming by using code to solve puzzles. Available for free only for iPad, this is slightly advanced app meant for students above the age of 12.

Cloud Stop Motion enables kids to work with animations on a zoomable, scrollable timeline. Sound effects, music, titles, credits and speech bubbles can be added before rendering to an MP4 movie. An extensive library of audio, backgrounds and styles included, this app is great for students and parents alike.

Codecademy creates an engaging, flexible, and accessible way to learn to code online, making it possible for anyone to gain skills for employability and build something meaningful with technology. Access hundreds of courses in subjects like web development and data science, as well as in-demand languages like Python, CSS, and JavaScript.

codeSpark Academy teaches the basics of computer programming through a variety of interactive learning activities including puzzles, games, step-by-step creative projects, game design, and offline printables – all of which can be monitored by parents. It is available for free on App Store.

As per Google, this is a simple, yet powerful online coding platform. It’s perfect for beginners, who are coding for the first time but also scales to the needs of teachers and professional programmers with decades of experience. Replit supports all programming languages, including Python, Java, Javascript + HTML/CSS, and C/C++, and runs on every device, including Chromebooks.

The app is idea for children just learning to read, according to Google. Children ages 5-7 can learn the fundamentals of coding by connecting picture blocks to move their characters.