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Version 2.8.4 · 2026-10-28
iPhone Duo support
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The store currently lists version 2.8.4, updated 2026-10-28.








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Introducing AICoding, the revolutionary app that uses cutting-edge AI technology (the openAI API) to generate high-quality code for the Swift, Kotlin, Java, and Bash programming languages. With AICoding, you can quickly and easily create robust and efficient code that adheres to best practices and coding standards. The app has the open-source Standard Library documents inside; just select a language, a topic, and an item, and use the many preprogrammed AI prompt buttons to generate code and explanations for you. You also have a free prompt to enter your own questions for the bot.
AICoding is designed to make coding faster, more efficient, and more secure. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced programmer, AICoding can help you streamline your coding process and save you time and effort. Here are some of the key features of the app:…
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