Mimo: Learn Coding/Programming App Reviews

VERSION
6.41.0
SCORE
4.8
TOTAL RATINGS
79,525
PRICE
Free

Mimo: Learn Coding/Programming App Description & Overview

What is mimo: learn coding/programming app? Code in Python, JavaScript, CSS, HTML, or SQL, and kickstart your career in Tech in 5 minutes a day! Whether you're an aspiring developer or just starting your coding journey, the Mimo coding and programming app is designed to make learning to code accessible, engaging, and effective. It empowers you to master programming languages and code in Python, JavaScript, SQL, HTML, and more at your own pace, transforming the complex programming world into an enjoyable and interactive coding experience. Explore bite-sized content, the curriculum designed by professionals, guided projects, code playgrounds, gamified features like the streak and the leaderboard, certificates for HTML, Python, JavaScript, CSS, and SQL or career paths, and much more!

Learn to code with joy! The Mimo Learn Coding/Programming app offers diverse coding courses covering in-demand programming languages like Python, JavaScript, HTML, SQL, and more.

With the Mimo coding app, you'll be able to learn coding and programming and:
• Explore two distinct career paths: Full-stack development and Front-end development.
• Learn to code in the most popular programming languages: Python, JavaScript, HTML, CSS, and SQL.
• Benefit from a structured curriculum that guides you through the code learning process.
• Solve bite-size coding challenges for efficient and focused code learning.
• Thanks to our mobile IDE, run code and build real-world projects on the go.
• Test your knowledge in interactive coding/programming playgrounds.
• Apply your coding skills through hands-on experience with guided projects.
• Earn certificates and add them to your professional portfolio or share them on platforms like LinkedIn.
• Connect with millions of learners worldwide in the Mimo community.

While the courses’ content is free, you can level up your coding skills with Mimo PRO. It includes all the features for more efficient learning, such as:

- Ad-free learning. Learn to code without any interruptions.
- Unlimited hearts to enjoy learning to code in Python, JavaScript, HTML, SQL, or other programming languages without worrying about making mistakes.
- Certificates of completion to share your coding progress with the world.
- Unlimited Projects to build your coding portfolio
- Support from the community of experienced learners and developers.

What our learners say about the Mimo coding app and learning Python, HTML, SQL, JavaScript and more:
• "I'm looking to change my life, and I figured this code app could help. I'm on the 2nd lesson so far, and it gives you everything you need to learn code. It comes with other programming languages like Python, JavaScript, HTML, and SQL, so you can learn to code so much more. I recommend it to anyone looking to start a career in code or other tech-related things. it won't disappoint." Jesus Mejia
• "I tried many coding apps, but Mimo was the most pleasant one, with many programming courses. I easily learned the basics of JavaScript, CSS, SQL, Python, and HTML from my mobile. This actually helped me get a new job as a tech SEO. I want to continue learning to code; now I saw Mimo add career paths for full-stack and front-end development. Good job! Excited to test them! Who knows, maybe one day I become a developer!" Nikola Kostic

- "This way, you can work learning to code into your daily routine whenever you have a few minutes of downtime." – TechCrunch
- "The app's lessons are bite-size to make it easy to squeeze coding into your busy day." – The New York Times

Start your Tech career with Mimo! Develop coding skills in Python, JavaScript, HTML, CSS or SQL that translate into real-world applications and opportunities. You can code, too!


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App Name Mimo: Learn Coding/Programming
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Updated 11 March 2024, Monday
File Size 117.18 MB

Mimo: Learn Coding/Programming Comments & Reviews 2024

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The app is awesome but the hearts…. The app is really good very well done I’m trying to learn coding because I always wanted to make my own game one day it’s really cool I’ve been trying to find something like this for so long but one thing that I really hate about this is the heart system there’s no way that people are not going to do 5 mistakes especially in coding mistakes is the reason why we get better in coding or at anything at all waiting 4 hours for just a heart to regenerate just pushes others away when trying to learn coding in a app this good…forgive me for my English or grammar I don’t even know how to right a paragraph correctly but it’s just the hearts either add more or make the regeneration time less

So far so good!. I’ve been using Mimo for a few days now and I feel like I’m making some progress. I do have a problem with how long hearts take to regenerate. Last night around 8 pm I used all my hearts, and by 10 am today only 4 regenerated!! I understand it pushes users to get premium but this is seriously too long. I’m probably feeling more annoyed than usual because all the mistakes I made were on stupid things like “What is the display of feeling=“happy” .... print(feeling)” and then I put “happy” instead of happy. A bit annoying to say the least. If you could shorten the time down to 1-2 hours I feel it would be perfect. That way it still pushes users to get premium without pushing them away. 2 hours each and users could wake up and practice after a full night of sleep. At around 5 hour/heart, you can only really use it once every 2 days or so. It’s too early to say for sure if this app is helpful in learning, but so far it’s going good. I’ll probably alter my review after I use it for a while. Though I’ll probably always be annoyed with the regeneration rate.

The hands on learning we all wish we had sooner. I am not one to write reviews on apps but when I say Mimo has absolutely blown me away, in all of the best ways. I have tried many apps, websites, and online courses to learn HTML and CSS as a self taught programmer and none of them have presented them in a way that is digestible, easy to understand, and easy to put to use. Mimo has done this, taught me more about the structure of codes, and how to correct my errors on top of that. I truly believe anyone can use Mimo to learn programming no matter your skill set. This app is truly a game changer and will probably change the rest of my professional life for the better.

Overall Excellent App But Needs More Material. This is an excellent app that teaches the basics of several programming languages in a way that makes them really easy to understand. However I have some suggestions - it would be nice if there were more languages. Maybe C, C++, C#, COBOL (still a surprising number of jobs for this language but few learning materials), Java, Kotlin, Swift, Rust, Assembly, and/or PHP. An brief introduction to machine learning, data structures, cybersecurity, and non-SQL databases would be nice too. The way this app teaches things makes those things very easy to understand and I wish there was a lot more material. One small criticism: I’m at the “top” of the leaderboard and I think it should have been harder to get there if I was actually ranked against real people. Are the other people on there even real?

Loving it so far. Trying out coding just for myself for the very first time, so I downloaded a few apps to see which one I liked best; Mimo is by far the one I prefer the most. If you say you’re an absolute beginner (me), they actually walk you through everything without assuming you have any prior coding knowledge like some other apps I tried. Only downside so far would be their pricing: their pro subscription is the most expensive of all the apps I tried, but I thought getting it for half off seemed like an okay deal. Still, I think the price is too high and could be very cost restrictive for many. Otherwise, fantastic app and would recommend.

It is a great app but has some problems. I love the Mimo app, especially since I just got into coding and I have learned a lot, but there are some problems that ruin it. For instance, the hearts take about 4 hours to come back and that takes a lot of time if you lose all of your hearts. So I would hope that you would at least lower the amount of time it takes for a heart to come back to 1 hour to 2 hours. And also I have had problems with the questions. There has been times when I put the correct answer in and it says that it is wrong, but then when they show me the correct answer it is the same answer I put in so I really hope you can fix that too. Other than those two problems I really love this app and would recommend it for other people who are interested in coding.

Mimo: a comprehensive study. Mimo is exquisite. I’m learning python at a rapid pace, like a rabbit, bounding past a turt and saying “Oh you simple one. Oh you one without wisdom. I have seen the light; I have been enlightened.” All that Mimo gives so freely couldn’t have been conceived in my wildest visions. Mimo... is like heaven come to earth. It’s sleek design, a satisfying ui and, dare I say, Mimolicios leaderboard has inspired me each and every day to expand my brain capacity. The Mimo experience; a hill with flowers atop, a place to call home, a place to call school. I have climbed passed my “peers”, with my intellectual prowess, easily shooting to the top of every leaderboard in my sight. I feel like a child, touching the face of God as my eyes are opened. This is what it all means. I feel like the summarians, national superpowers that saw what the human capacity currently was, and didn’t except it: no, they rebelled against there primitive form and invented the basis for the advances we are able to make today. As I sit here, wrighting this reflection of the greatest peece of the puzzle that is our human experience: I reflect apon my life before Mimo, the melancholy state I was in. I don’t shame those who are experiencing a similar way of living; no, I call them, I offer them a hand out of the dusty, well trodden rode they are crouched on, and say: “let me offer you something greater, something inspiring and powerful: let me grant you Mimo.” 4/5 cuz of some bugs

Great way to learn. I’m an IT professional of over 25 years. I’ve picked up enough html and css to be dangerous, but missing some fundamentals. This app has been a great way to learn. It is interactive but simple. As an IT professional, the questions are all so simple that there isn’t any challenge to it, and it is very repetitive, but somehow never boring. I’m retaining what I’m learning and filling in a lot of the gaps in my css knowledge. The leaderboards and the streak counter keep me motivated to stay with it. The further I get, the more I’m hitting the things I don’t know yet. I’m looking forward to the JavaScript lessons. I work with Power BI, DAX, and M. I wish there were lessons for those. My co-workers could really use it! I’m going to recommend the SQL training to them.

Not too bad. This app is similar to a Duolingo style of teaching. The first level in each category is good but the second and third are quite tedious and some of the puzzles are downright boring. One level two of the button category for html I received multiple questions where I was just spelling words i between buttons. It’s okay but I’m not sure how much that taught me how to use buttons as much as how long it takes me to type vote. I think the app is great for beginners but if you have completed any of the courses on Codecademy website then it will seem quite a pain. The glossary is a really good resource though and I do think that the lessons are very informative and a good refresher. It’s a great way to practice my programming skills away from my computer.

Good but a few things. So I have been using this app for the past week. For the most part, it’s very good and it got me into coding. However, there are a few things that I think needs to be changed. First of all, the heart system. Seriously, whenever you make a mistake you have to wait 4 hours to keep coding? It seems kind of unfair. Mistakes are supposed to help you learn, not make you really nervous you’ll get a question wrong. I know this is so people will want to buy Mimo pro, but it’s still too much. At least make it so you have to wait less for another heart. Second of all, the leaderboard has been glitching the past few days. Another reason I use Mimo is because I want to stay first on the leaderboard, but for some reason, it wasn’t updating. I clearly got more sparks in the past few days, but it isn’t showing on the leaderboard. Other people’s scores also haven’t been changing. Is this just something wrong with my device or is it a bug? Please check.

Very slow. I know that learning this kind of stuff isn’t fast, but making mistakes is one of the best ways to learn and I have made 3 already and now I have to wait 4 hours to make the next one. It makes it way too hard to learn. I’m fine with three hearts but 4 hours to only one heart back?! It takes way too long than it should. I have started the web development course and I have only done one and a half exercises and now I have to wait two more hours to even try do do any more. I get you are trying to push your premium program and I’m totally fine with that but it almost forces you to buy it to be able to get far and not lose interest. Your app is the best I have seen in the way of teaching you but it only teaches you for so long and then you have to wait an entire four hours before you can try to get further. I love this app a lot and everything else so far about it besides this one problem, thank you

Great app for beginner. I never wrote a review for anything, so this is definitely something that’s very worth it and I really want to share with you. I found this app through an Instagram ads, I’m an absolute beginner at coding, and this app truly makes things very simple and easy to understand. Although more practice will be needed for you to master a language, they did a great job of introducing you to the most basic concepts. As well as having everything laying out in a syllabus, it really helps to keep your curiosity up, and keep on pushing more to get to the end. The UX is cute, super easy to navigate and understand. Thank you ❤️. Definitely worth the price.

Amazing but greedy. I honestly think that your app is amazing. It has lots of info, and teaches you a lot. The only problem is, if you fail 5 times you have to wait 3 more hours to get one left second chance. Usually people say that mistakes help you learn more. But here if you make 5 mistakes, you have to wait 3 hours. I get that patience is important but I would suggest you would give more hearts. Or you could make it so that every time you lose five hearts, it takes away some points. The point of this game is I think to teach us about coding and it’s okay to make mistakes. But how am I supposed to learn quicker if I have to wait hours to play again. And if I get unlimited chances, I have to pay, which I think is unreasonable. Once again, your game is fantastic. Thank you.

Obvious clone of Duolingo but lacking intuitiveness. Very odd navigation required of app. I’m constantly finding myself thinking I need to hit the “next” but twice because two subsequent buttons live in the exact same spot for each action to continue a lesson (a UX no-no for mobile devices). Also, questions are way too easy, or too hard because of wording. Getting a question wrong usually attributed to poor grammar in the question (it’s incredibly important to hire a native English speaker to review all material before publishing it), then action required to submit the correct answer requires back tracking, dispute the visibility of the existing multiple choice widgets appearing to still be tappable. It’s ok learning web dev from this app but I don’t think the Duolingo approach necessarily works well. Web dev requires typing out long scripts, where as this app requires adding together canned answers. I feel like by the time i complete all the lessons, I’ll only “know of” the concepts rather than how to actually connect and execute them.

Great, however…. I love this app very much, it has taught me a lot! However, it would be much more beneficial that the hearts would refill itself a bit faster than 4 hours, maybe maximum 1-2 hours. This is especially significant because half of the time I lose hearts due to the directions being obscure. Even then, I learn best after making mistakes, and losing all the hearts fast means my inability to keep learning which discourages me from opening the app at all. If I were one of the developers of the app, I’d know the hearts is a good tactic for users to buy Mimi pro. On the other hand, I’d know that if I stretched that tactic too far, there would be less traffic on the app, which means less ad revenue in the first place. This is especially true considering the majority of users don’t have a pro subscription. Another important suggestion: I believe adding the option to learn the language Swift would be a game changer because the teaching style of this app really works! If this language is taught, this app would thus be considered a more well rounded educational platform!

Good but needs Answers Reviewed. I’ve been using this app for 19 days. This app is great for a beginner. It’s very smooth and explains things as you go. I also like that it feels like I am playing a game while learning. My only negative so far are the answers are not consistent. It was great until I got to the Python Loops section. There are a ton of errors that make learning very frustrating and then you lose hearts and have to wait or pay for the pro version to get unlimited hearts. Someone definitely needs to go through and edit answers as some are not the same/ not consistent with the format etc. I’ve flagged a few to provide feedback and waiting to see if things get updated.

Love, but PLEASE ADD C#!. Mimo is the cleanest, easiest to use, user friendly coding app you can get. I tried others, and I liked them, but none were better than Mimo. My only complaint is that I wish that they offered C#. Most game engines only are compatible with C#, or their own coding language. So devs, if you add C#, I will raise my rating. But if you want to learn Python, Swift, SQL, JavaScript, HTML, CSS, or web development, this is the best. They offer a pro, and I totally think it’s worth it. They offer 50% discounts all the time, and it gives you a TON of good features. Even if you can’t afford the subscription, that’s fine! It’s all basically free, and unlike all other apps, it doesn’t lock any features behind a paywall. (Looking at you, Sololearn.) I learned HTML in 1 month. That’s how good this is. The app praises you for getting things right, and doesn’t shame you if you get stuff wrong. It gives you 5 hearts (Unless you have the premium, than you get infinite hearts), but when you run out, you have to pay very little coins (in app currency, doesn’t cost real money) to get all five back. Coins are also very easy to get, so you don’t have to worry. I would totally recommend.

Has its uses. This has its uses, but isn’t the best teacher. The program uses the same sort of business model as Duolingo (sorry if you aren’t familiar) with one major caveat: instead of punishing you for missing minor punctuation or accents, which is largely unimportant in language learning but very important in computer language/programming, this app uses purposefully obscure language in its questions as it quizzes you on html. It’s very easy to muddle through, but the purpose is not really to teach you anything new, or get you to think about tags and such in a new way, the purpose is wear down your hearts so you spend money on the app. I don’t mind spending money on a useful app, but so far it seems that I learn a new concept in 15 seconds and then get quizzed on it ad-Infinitum while not really learning anything new. When you simply decide to move on because you learned the lesson, you quickly discover that there is very little depth to the app. HOWEVER - it has been useful to use to learn new concepts and use “private time” in a meaningful way...

Can’t say enough good things!. I just can’t say enough good things, this is actually my second time being a customer cause I ended up taking a break for a while (life happens!). This app really caters to programmers of all skill levels. I really enjoy the way mimo challenges you and the new rewards they have added are incredible! I had a really busy day the other day and was not able to get on and practice and I lost my streak. I was pretty bummed but then I got that notification that I can restore the streak with the coins I earned for the challenges! They have found really cool ways to keep you interested and practicing. Thanks Mimo!

Earned coins & percent progress bar disappeared after latest update. Mimo, im upset the app glitched on me a few minutes ago. Its a new day I decided to do a lesson in the middle of the night bc I stayed up. I’ve changed my goal to regular from serious as I got busier but still want to learn my python stuff to reach my Daily goal. I lost my streak 25th bc Christmas and I’ve been trying to earn daily rewards to repair it for the new year. I did my daily lessons few minutes ago and earned my 20 coins i needed to purchase a streak repair & it wouldnt let me, I got to 407 coins!! It wouldnt let me but the repair, im bummed out now. I was at 387 coins before todays lessons too. After I had enough to fix my lost streak day. And then the glitch happens! Please fix this! Also after updating the app, my circle progress bar with percent on how far I am on the course disappeared from my coding page, I loved seeing it where the lessons are & now I have to click the python drop down menu to see it.

Revolutionary. I had to learn some basic coding because I work at a tech company, even though I’m not an engineer. I found this app after trying to take a coursera course and failing before I could even set it all up on my desktop. This app is ridiculously easy to use, so convenient, and seriously effective. I already knew a good amount of the material just by learning on the job, but it helped fill the gaps in my knowledge and was actually pleasant and fun to use. I’ve never been so impressed with an app, I actually ended up hooking up a payment method to my apple account so I could buy the pro version (goes without saying I’ve never bought a pro version of anything!). Much like Duolingo, this app takes a complex topic and breaks it down in easy to use, super mobile friendly bite sized lessons, perfect for literally anyone. I never leave reviews on apps, but I seriously can’t stress how cool this app is.

Good App, gets really complicated. Good app for the most part. I reached a 150 day streak. I got over 50% of the way through the course. Unfortunately, now I’m giving up. It got too complicated. The explanations for what you’re doing are not very clear. I just wanted to learn how to create a simple website. This app starts off teaching you that, but then for some reason veers off completely and gets bogged down in teaching you about a bunch of obscure computer algorithm codes that only high level computer programmers would ever need to use. I really wish Mimo would just stick to the fundamentals. Most of the people using this app probably only invest 15 minutes a day into it anyway. With Duolingo there’s an emphasis on repetition. Repetition is a proven way to help people learn. With Mimo they are just constantly introducing new thing without going back. It just gets too hard to fit it all into your head. Just keep it simple for us noobs Mimo. If I learned anything from this app it’s that computer programming just isn’t for me. Glad I didn’t have to spend a ton of money on college level courses to figure that out.

Too much handholding. I like the basic layout and concept of the app. The design is also very nice. However, you are told exactly what to do each step of the way, or given choices that are far too obvious. Challenges are crucial for learning, and the app creates virtually no challenges for you. Rather than say "Achieve result X by putting THIS before THAT", it would be more challenging and more educational to have an instruction in the form "Achieve result X by using what you've learned in this unit" This might be wrong, because I don't know the rules of Pyhon, but I intuit that the app just punished me for doing something logical: I was supposed to write a "while loop" in the form "while variable == True", which I'm pretty sure is equivalent to "while variable", which is what I did. However, I didn't get feedback in the form "that also works, but do it this way instead for now", but rather a mere "that's wrong". Even the early platforms like codecademy have had this good fuzzyness since the beginning.

Great idea, but not great. Too many poorly written hints and poorly designed tasks. They need to think more carefully about what they want you to learn and whether or not the tasks or questions truly test for that. They dont seem to have done that, so the result is lots of easy, boring, repetitive tasks followed by things you aren’t expecting or that you didn’t realize were absolutely critical to remember (important=strong, when people normally say bold; the specific meanings of attribute, selector and class, where the tasks are impossible to mix up one at a time so you don’t focus on the word but when the hint later assumes you remember the definition of the words you must remember them; it sometimes accepts
for
and sometimes does not, even when the result satisfies the stated condition). I’ve also noticed several mistakes in the practice sections. Combine mistakes with hearts and mimo just makes you want to throw your phone. I’m not going to pay to not worry about hearts because of mistakes or poorly written hints.

Learning Made Fun and Interactive. I don’t normally write app reviews, but Mimo has helped me tremendously with learning web dev programming languages like HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and SQL. I had zero exposure before using Mimo, but now I feel like I have a solid understanding, although I’m by no means an expert (yet). I really enjoy the gamified learning experience with interactive, bite-size exercises that force me to test if I’m actually learning and retaining, which reinforces the content for my personal learning style. I wish it didn’t take so long to regain a heart, and the ads can be inconvenient, but overall I truly enjoy and appreciate this app and wish there were more apps just like Mimo to teach me other technical skills.

Beginner Coding. So far so good! I’ve been using the Mimo app for about a month now and I feel like I’m learning a lot. It’s been very simple and straightforward to grasp the lessons. Everything is broken down into small segments, so I can fit them in whenever throughout my day. The little encouragement of leaderboards and daily steak counters really works for my natural competitiveness. It pushes me to always fit in a least one or two lessons a day regardless of how busy I am. Which in turn, has me consistently learning and moving through the material. It’a like the Duolingo for coding, if anyone has used the language learning app. I’m curious to see how much I can learn and how far the lessons go. I haven’t subscribed or upgraded or anything yet, but I haven’t hit any real major limitations so far. I couldn’t tell you how advanced it is or gets because I’m a true novice. So far, it all seems very simple, so probably best for beginners like myself.

You will get charged $99. Don’t let the ad fool you. It’s ambiguously stated that you’ll pay the full price if you try it out first. Why you’d pay $100 for an app you’ve never tried also makes no sense. I would give it more stars if it werent for the fact that the egregious cost really devalues the app. Maybe that is something the dev team doesn’t understand, is that this app is a stupid price per year, and you can’t just up and pick a different learning course like, I’m tired of html I want to understand some python or something? Personally. I’m a long shot in the dark kind of person but I love the reaction when I hit - and that should be my prerogative if I want to skip around. It’s not like they set it up as a game and you have something exciting to look forward to, the first two chapters are just html tags and although I do like the learning course, it’s just not shwazzy enough to warrant being that expensive. Yea I am upset that I got charged the $99 and I see it advertised to me for $79. No deal!

… And it’s all free. This app is absolutely amazing. The only language I had a basic grasp going in was python, but I started taking the web-development courses(currently 20% to certification) and have been able to fly through at my own pace. Mimo encourages learning through a healthy sense of challenge/competition but keeps it from becoming demanding. It challenges you just enough to keep you interested. Best part is the app is free, enacting a “lives system” like your typical phone game would. The lives(5 to be exact) are pretty much enough to get you through one day assuming you don’t go premium. Once you run out it’s roughly three hours for one heart, essentially encouraging coming back daily to learn. It also has a simple daily streak mechanic that further encourages daily involvement and the previously mentioned competition is a leaderboard that slightly encourages trying harder when learning. This has been the best experience I have ever had in my journey to learn how to program. Between the textbooks and other online courses, this is hands down my favorite experience.

Really easy & enjoyable.. I love learning new things, coding being my newest venture. I bought the year subscription, and just went to town. I even talked my 60 year old mother into giving the app a shot because she, like myself, enjoys learning new things. When I say this app is easy, i mean, you understand the fundamentals pretty quick & if you don't rush it, and do all the lessons, one by one getting 3 stars before moving to the next, you'll get the hang of it quick. Like I said, my 60 year old mom can do it, and shes a technological dumb-dumb, though, she did rush and get confused at first, but I helped her understand. Anyway, if you want to learn coding, this app is great. Give it a shot.

Massive cleanup thank you so much!. You guys have cleared up so many typos and errors along with, well in th past 6 months I have seen mimo go from being a massive every subject technology with bugs and errors in logic to a sudden slimming down and massive cleanup I have never seen in 20 + years of computing. You have added content to your web development and orgized it. Amazing and profound improvement. I do miss the huge amount of variation in content but I understand you guys have limited resources. Maybe some time in the future you will be able to reopen some of the previous content when you run out of things to correct. I can say you guys have come light years in cleanup and I’m looking forward to what you will do next.

I purchased premium but doesn’t work. I had purchased a premium subscription back in September and it was working great and I loved the lesson plans. I was learning and making progress everyday. Recently within the last few weeks it seems to register that I don’t have premium any more, I try and restore purchases and it says I already purchased premium, yet I still can’t access the 2nd and 3rd stars on courses like I was once able to. I contacted support and it literally takes 2-3 days just for a response and that is ridiculous. It’s been over a week now, almost two since I lost the ability to fully access the courses and still no help from support. They told me fixes that were easily found in their FAQ, in my initial email I even said I already tried it. What is their response to fixing my issue? Of course it was try the thing that I already did and told them I did! This review is more of a review of support and their ability to fix my problem more than it is a review of the actual content of the app. When it worked it worked great, I loved the courses and layout. But when it stops working, finding help or at least a little transparency is an impossible task.

Be careful if you want to just try it out.. About 2 years ago (2018) I tried it out their discounted trial for 2 weeks, then I decided it wasn’t for me and I canceled my subscription, but a few weeks later I was charged the subscription. I emailed customer service (who took so long to get back to me) about the issue, they seemed willing to help. In the end they confirmed with me that they canceled my subscription and I will be refunded. Great! A year later 2019, I got charged on mimo again! I talked to the customer service and told them why this was happening, they told me I was still subscribed, so again, they helped me unsubscribed and get my refund back. Fast forward to this year, 2020, I got charged again! I don’t understand why this is happening after constantly getting confirmed my subscription is now canceled. I checked my account and yes it is not subscribed. Why am I keep getting charged? I am worried that I will have this issue happen every single year for the rest of my life. I really don’t want to be dealing with long customer service waits. I am concerned for their incapability to manage private informations.

Fantastic app for beginners!. I literally downloaded this last night on a complete whim, and it’s so addicting that I’m already 20% through the python course. They break everything down in a way that’s extremely easy to learn even for complete beginners like myself, and gradually up the challenge the more you progress through your lessons. There’s also mini projects that come with each lesson to help you apply what you’re learning in a practical way. The pro subscription is more than reasonable for all of the material you learn, and lets you do as many modules as you want. I already recommended this app to everyone I could, and I’m so excited to keep learning more!

Thought it was OK, then it broke the second day. **Response to developers: I would just keep going until it gets more interesting, but as I said, the software won’t let me keep going without giving my e-mail address. I can’t access further lessons.** It was a pretty boring, because despite asking about my coding experience (which I said was extensive), the five Python lessons I was able to access were all about how variables work. Not exactly rocket science. I thought it would get better. But after the five lessons, I couldn’t access the sixth lesson without logging on through another service or giving my e-mail address. It didn’t actually say I couldn’t continue, it just wouldn’t let me access the next lesson. Also, FYI, the pro subscription is a whopping $100 a year. I wouldn’t consider a subscription in any case, since they are designed to make people accidentally pay for stuff they are no longer using, but that is really steep, too.

Very good but some helpful tweaks I’d love to have💜. This app is very good, I enjoy it and it follows along very well with the course I’m taking. That being said there are a couple of things that would be Extremely Helpful to have. 1. Once a lesson is completed you can’t go back to look at it for reference, you have complete the work again in the order it is given to get to what you want to review. It would be extremely helpful if all of the lessons were saved in a Notes/Review Section with the same headings as they appear in the lessons. Basically, take the completed lessons and put them in a Notes/Review section exactly as they are once completed. 2. I have learned quite a bit of what’s in these lessons but I cannot access what I really need to learn because it’s locked. I have to complete all of the locked lessons prior in order to access what I really need to get to and I don’t have time for that. The whole game aspect is interactive and fun but I think it should be optional or else it’s not practical for those who already have some of these skills. I hope the developers will consider these suggestions. I think it will greatly improve the number of users for this app. Thanks for listening ! ✌️💜🤘

Great Mobil App. I’ve had Mimo for a little over a year now. I use it for a while, stop using it for a little, and come back to it. It’s very easy to pick up where you left off, and review what you already learned. I started off with the iPad version, and other than small bugs, it was great. Now I’m using the mobile app version and it’s a lot easier to use than I thought it would be. Haven’t considered the Mimo course to get certified as Web Dev but maybe in the future I’ll give it a shot (if Mimo wants to give it to me for free that would be great too). Anyways, great for beginners, easy to use on the go, fun interface. Would’ve given 5 stars, but the iPad bugs annoyed me too much.

Duolingo for Coding Languages. I cannot stress the comparison enough, the two are nearly identical. I was afraid that they wouldn’t have much content, but was shocked to see that they have python, SQL, HTML, and JS. The UI feels like your working directly on your computer’s command prompt, and the instructions are very simple to follow. Almost too simple, and my only complaint would be to add a textbook style lesson plan that goes into big picture concepts for what you’re learning as you get through each lesson. Being a beginner, I’d like to learn how expansive each concept could be used for, but understand how it starts small as to not scare too many people away. TL;DR This is a fantastic way to jump into coding.

I love it!!. So if you’re thinking of getting the app, maybe don’t super duper take my word for it cause I’ve only had it for like a day, but so far I really like it! I have 0 experience with coding but I’ve wanted to learn it for a really long time and this app really helps explain each of the concepts in a way that I can understand and remember it. I personally have the free version and am very satisfied with it except for the fact that you only get free lives. It’s a little stressful doing the exercises and worrying about messing up and then having to wait h o u r s for more lives. My only problem with the app so far besides the three lives is that the pro version if $40 for the whole year and I have $35 in my account😭

Beautiful and Buttery Smooth UI. This is one of those apps that you use for a while, then you go open up your bank or work app and you're disgusted with how janky everything feels. Mimo is peak UI/UX design for mobile. The coding is a little slow to get started if you have experience in other languages. Having selected "a little experience," I really just wanted the full keyboard from the start, not the "build-a-block" style from premade snippets, but I understand the developers want to maximize accessibility. Looking forward to the more advanced courses! Also, would love to see some new languages added in the future!

Great program but just a little expensive. Now you do not have to pay to use the app however it really is needed it takes two hours for one heart to come back and you can lose retaking a question? It’s annoying as it takes to long to continue your lesson but the lesson doesn’t save either. So just pay for the premium version right well it costs 70 for a year and 10 per month which is just so much I have other apps that ask for 70 for a life time premium account (they don’t even offer this) and seems more reasonable for people who are really interested in learning .however that being said it is great excluding that as you have great lessons describing what to do helping along the way but you are also free to make your own things and release it to other people to play and there are many interesting thing there by the way it also has leaderboards so you can compete to get the most point for a week it’s honestly great but the push to pay and that large price tag just leaves a sour taste for me.(I’d suggest the 70 be life time or just a life time option or lives regenerate in a 30 minute or 1 hour)

I just gotta Hand it to you guys!. By far this is the most Best HTML /css Learning Platform I’ve ever seen, By far I’m a total beginner And I just have to say it Once I first downloaded this app Last night I went to sleep And then this morning at 8:00 I got on and learned So much coding!! I’ve been on the app sense 8:00 Am To 6:52 Pm Nonstop I have no idea why I just felt so Calm And I quickly got the hang of it I am now top on the leaderboard! Im now transferring to the css basic section Yaay I’m just so happy!! I can understand and Write the concept of html by doing the coding challenge And finished :D Also one more thing Buy the subscription Or at least try The free subscription when you first sign up I promise you will not regret it. I cannot express this feeling I thank you Developers for creating this fantastic App!!

Love it so far but duolingo copycat. I love this app! I have always been trying to get into programming so when I realized I had to drop a computer science class I thought I wouldn’t get anywhere with programming. But then magical Mimo came along and changed that! It’s quick, fun and easy. It uses the duolingo approach… a little too much like the duolingo approach. I am learning Spanish and Italian and Duolingo has literally kept me struggling to put in a lesson to keep my streak. I think Mimo will do the same…which I’m not sure if that’s a good or bad thing. It’s productive though, but it has a leaderboard with different leagues, streak freezes, different icons for the app, points, and even a widget to put on your screen for your streak…like duolingo.

APPLE, Listen, Seriously.. I almost did it again today, Apple! are you a fine print company where WE have to scrutinize every purchase or download I make in the App Store?!? This time with the app Smart Cleaner, you had better post highly visible opt-in notices for your “free” apps that post subscriptions to users credit cards or let yourself in for class actions. If I hadn’t scrolled a little further and tapped on the ‘very fine print’ I would not have known that Smart Cleaner would have been charging me ~$5/week for something i’d use twice a year, $30/per use! I would have liked to check mimo out but am afraid if I breath near their app it would cost me $10, seriously a defeatured free version is better than kind-of tricking some users into a subscription. There's a hidden fee, maybe annual, of $80 that they hit me with AND I NEVER USED IT, not once!! Now I have to hope Apple maybe/might refund me through their text-us-and-hope customer anti-service department. All charges NEED to be verified, and twice as much when it is a substantive charge, $80 is that for most people. My god Apple, I never bought an app for $20, i'd have thought you'd have flagged me or something. This hurts my budget, while others would go hungry because of BS like this. Seriously this deserves class action attention if it is the only way to get these theives attention, Mimo and Apple.

Ok, Mimo is not bad, however I have a major issue with the heart system. I do love the feeling of this platform, there is A LOT of potential, but one issue, hearts. Now keep in mind that I’m not the first to complain about it, however I have the biggest hate for this heart system, especially with educational games which should allow me to just do the tests as many times as I need to without having to worry about not being able to learn because “you failed too much, now you must think about the dumb little dip$)+/ that you are”. and this is coming from a beginner who has no clue on this green and blue planet about coding and just started trying to learn. Yes I am going to fail a metric ton of times, but that’s the point of learning, what you succeed at you know and what you fail at you learn from. Now besides that the app is fun and has taught me a good portion already, just remove the hearts(which, yes, is why you get -4 stars) and I will change my rating, if you are reading this devs.

A Great Beginning. Mimo was able to kindle my love for coding and for that I’m grateful. I joined a coding bootcamp after finishing the HTML, CSS, JavaScript track on Mimo. I’ve been thriving there, and I strongly believe the exposure to programming I received on this app has facilitated my journey. I bought the app during a Christmas deal, and it was worth it. Honestly, the full price would have been worth it, too. My main qualm comes from the fact that the content seems to have severely diminished in recent weeks. There used to be cool mini-courses on all types of different subjects, and I believe at one point early on when I first got the app, there was even a gallery to see top projects from others. Overall, I think the largest issue that will have to be addressed for Mimo to stay on the path of success and even burgeon in the future is communication and community. I feel like the dev team isn’t connected with the users. The social media hasn’t been active for years. The emails receive no responses and the bug reports may be harkened to, though there’s not even a ticket given in a courtesy email so one wouldn’t know. And, as for the community, I found several people who had used Mimo at my coding bootcamp which was really cool though it would have been nice to see an online community, both in the app and on related social media, both which are not the case.

Rough Update. This is still one of the best free programming apps you can invest your time in, however the “roadmap” update removes and limits what was available before. The website vs. app does not translate well when going back and forth between the two. Some thongs are available on one version than the other, issues with attempts not being tracked pr scored properly, rewards not syncing when they should. This feels like a huge step back and has stopped me (for now) from paying the pro price. I do plan on going pro with this app, as it has taught me so much; but they should reconsider having an option to revert to their old layout and create a more fluid experience between desktop and mobile. The lack of continuity and functionality hurts. I still highly recommend this app to anyone above all others out there.

Pretty good, just a couple things. Okay so I got this app recently, and I like it so far. I’ve gotten a few lessons done. Did a bit of html and am trying out Python. The lessons are structured alright, though I think there should be a bit more teaching and demonstration before giving a bunch of questions. It gets sort of confusing. A complaint I have is about the heart system. I understand that the point is for people to buy premium, but FOUR HOURS for a single heart seems excessive, especially when the supply is only five hearts. It’s just bothersome. Maybe cut the wait time down to an hour or two, and/or add more hearts to the supply. Overall I like the app so far, just a couple things could be improved upon in my opinion.

Actually fantastic. I’m used to seeing ads for all kinda of different apps on social media that are money grabs, scams, poorly designed games, or just failed products… Mimo is none of those things. I’m currently working towards a computer science- cybersecurity degree and taking online courses. I’ve been struggling with my Python course because my professor seems to think everyone learns coding best by reading how to do it in a book. That is obviously not the case. When I saw this app advertised I thought, “what the heck why not give it a try”. Boy am I glad I did… I’ve learned and retained more in 3 days using this app than in reading 70 pages a week in my class. This app is 1000% worth paying for. It’s a genuine delight to learn this way and it’s paying off already. Thanks for helping me get this A!

Was “absolutely free”. They used to go upon a heart based system pro allowed removal of hearts but with there recent two updates they’ve changed things and not for the better. The first one they removed projects from the mobile interface the forums filled with complaints & they claimed only 5% of users utilized them hence the reason for removal although they were still accessible on a desktop. Then as of today they made more then half of all projects only available for pro users you can officially no longer access all content unless you pay them, funny if only 5% of your users utilize a feature what’s the point in requiring people to pay for it? I’m sure the next move is to add projects back to mobile but only for pro users. Funny too I was about to buy a year membership but they lost me by requiring me too. Was a great app but now unless you’re gonna pay it’s useless, you can learn more for free using other resources

Great...but greedy. I don’t wish to upset the creators of this app by giving a low grade, because the app is great. It works like any of the better teaching apps out there (Duolingo, etc). Very easy, seemingly full of content. ....However, if you make mistakes three times, you have to wait four hours before you can resume, and if you make another mistake, you’ll have to wait another four hours. Patience is key. OR, you can spend $60 and by the pro. That might not be a big deal to you, but if this app is to encourage betterment in a secondary skill (for many of us folks already working hellacious hours) as to better our lives, I don’t find such a high price-tag warranted. Maybe a $10 flat fee, MAYBE...even though the creators should definitely get paid for a nice app, taking money from poor to lower middle-class folks for something that, even if aced, wouldn’t land anybody an actual job could be considered pretty low, ethically....just saying.

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Trust Mimo. You can trust this app and they have a really good customer service, they refund my money quickly when i request i don't want it , thank you Mimo😀 When i have a chance i will use this app again

Amazing. This app is very good, it’s so nice when you sign up you can put in what your level is so the app knows what level your at. Also it’s kind of funny 😁 keep with good work it isn’t pay to win ether so that’s another star, Bye!

Waste of time and money. Mimo could be a helpful app, but it’s buggy, crashes continuously and devalues usage by rewarding new starters with higher value points while Pro users need to continuously spend coins to achieve same result. After a 24 month evaluation period monitoring 6 accounts, this has resulted in my students losing knowledge, inaccurate syntax, increasing anxiety and serious mental health outcomes in one student. The leaderboard element has resulted in users targeting and harassing students via other social networks. Other free learning tools have garnered better results. Please keep working on this app, but it’s neither competitively viable nor effective at current stage of development.

About to request heart in free version. Please add more heart because 5 hearts is not enough for study Please!. I was a old student in your mimo app and I used your app 4 years.

Great app but you can’t skip the beginner content. I love the UX of this app but I’m going to uninstall, they don’t give you the option to skip the beginner content even though I put in that I was intermediate before I purchased the subscription and made an account.

Great app, wish I could add friends easier. This app is better than its competition, but it could be very so slightly better if you could add friends through searching in the community. You can only friend through leaderboard as of now, but I am not in the same league.

Too expensive. In my opinion, the annual plane is take a bit expansive. I would suggest that developers can reduce the price or adding more member accessory.

Am I crazy. Pretty sure this app had more programming languages in the past. I was a really early adopter of the app but haven’t used it in 18 months or more now. Was certain it had lessons on swyft and more. It seems more limited now.

Free version is okay, but needs some adjustments. I do not use the paid version, as I think free version is quite good. But there are two things that are bugging me. One can be left alone but the other... it annoys me TOO MUCH. Let’s get into that one first. When I try to go back into my lessons (that I’ve already done) the app assumes that I want to go into a further lesson of that. The paid version. I just want to redo the lesson because I haven’t been on the app for a week or two and it doesn’t let me! Please add something asking you if you want to buy the paid version OR start over the lesson! If you add this in a future update I’ll be sure to change it to five stars! Okay, into another one! I don’t believe people should pay to make a project.I cannot do the lessons and it’s really bugging me! I can find other apps who let you do all the lessons without paying for them! The only reason I still use this app is because it is more understandable than any other app. You can keep the different parts of the lessons that you have to buy with Premium but don’t limit whole lessons if you know what I mean. This worked only with my first project, all other projects got limited to me. At least put some more projects that people who don’t pay use! Also add an option to edit your projects. They are useless otherwise. Thank you for taking your time and reading.

First half good. Second half not so much. The later lessons are explained incredibly poorly. I get it, coding is tricky, and so explaining it in a simple way for beginners to understand can be very hard. But this is just ridiculous how poorly the later lessons are articulated. Especially with the practice segments. With these, it is imperative that the explanation of what you want the user to do is explained in the utmost clarity. And it just isn’t, it’s confusing and messy and half the time I have no idea what it’s even asking me to do. And on top of that, there is a bug which makes the playgrounds unusable because every time I hit space or return, it will stutter and scroll down until what I am typing is no longer in view until I scroll back up. Which is tedious to deal with.

Awesome!. I use the free version and it teaches me so much. You can easily learn all the basics and then hard elements of different coding languages thanks to mimo’s amazing lessons.

I am liking it. Good way to keep learning from your phone anywhere!

Memo Review. This coding app is excellent how ever these questions are sometimes easy and sometimes hard. Which I find that is a great way to give your community feedback. This is my reason why I gave you guys a 5 STAR 🌟 RATING! From: Makayla Wild

Good But…. I like this app a lot but when doing HTML I try put images in my website that me and my friend are building but no matter what I do it’s does not work. So for now until this is fixed it is three stars.

Not worth buying.. Slightly more stable, slightly more content. App has potential with “gameifying” coding learning, but often gets answers incorrect, sometimes crashes part way through sections. Python and basic web design are only topics with any substance. Poor implementation to cancel fairly expensive subscription.

Trash App. Not useful at all, starting with trials which then charge per month. I downloaded and quickly removed it from my phone. The trail version offers limited functionality but I have to pay in order to get access to other functionality if at all. Not recommended, try find something else or use ur laptop!

Ok, but some annoying aspects. Ok concept, but lots of extra clicking while navigating courses makes for slow progress. Makes out you’re getting everything right, but pretty much impossible to get something wrong. Sparks multiplier doesn’t use your current level, it’s always saying I’m level 1, but I’m level 7. Can’t revisit completed lessons unless you upgrade to pro.

Get it half price !!. Start on a free 14 week trial , cancel at end of that trial and get 50% off a subscription. Feel sorry for anyone who signed up straight away!! All this in the hope you’ll stay. Funny thing is, I would have subscribed initially except for 2 things; 1. No family sharing and 2. Seemed expensive due to no family sharing. Now I won’t subscribe out of principle as the 50% off is only revealed at the end with a threat of lots of adds ahead if you don’t! Imagine if the cheaper deal and perhaps even family sharing were offered up front…. You would have had a subscriber rather than an unfavourable review. Other than that, the app is reasonable for a basic introduction to a few codes.

Easy to follow and well worth the $. I feel like i have progressed heaps over the last month using this app. I complete 10-20mins a day on my lunch break and am really proud of how I’m progressing. Great user interface and so much content to work through! GREAT

Great app just one thing. This app is great theres just one thing could you please make a practice section so you know how your going and you'll remember the stuff you've been taught please

Definitely you need to get this. As I spend some of my time playing games this helped me to get my mind out of them. It really is a good option if you need to learn coding.

Needs to accept British English spelling as well. Mimo’s a really fun and helpful app that I love (I got the paid version). But I live in Australia and we use British/Australian English spelling not American spelling. The app would be even better is the questions accepted both versions. E.g. I have to type color instead of colour, gray instead of grey and center instead of centre.

Amazing and easy to follow for beginners.. This app makes learning coding so rewarding and fun. Highly recommend for high school students who are looking to get into the field in the future.

This is great. I have learned a lot from M1mo I don’t have a pc so I can’t rly learn about coding or practice it but mimo has thought me so much without needing expensive equipment it helps people who can’t access computers do it from the resources they have. Thank u mimo;)

Why so sad.. Great for learning the basics. I just want the robot to be happy again, why does he look so sad?

Why can’t I jump ahead?. I want to love this app so badly. It has all the makings of a terrific learning app. My problem is that I have some prior experience with web development and want to jump ahead to some of the later sections on react etc but there’s no way to test out of earlier sections. I’m required to spend hours going over beginner information that I’ve already learned and can’t access the content that I’m after. I’ll probably have to delete it and look elsewhere.

No advanced lessons for python. The app is great. I recommend the app to anyone who is a beginner to programming. But I wish there were advanced lessons for python as well.

Learn to make a new website. This app can really teach you how to make a website! It can teach you how to make links, buttons and more! Also, you can practice making a website on this app (but requires pro version). But there are some big problems with this app. First, horrible basic spelling. It says ‘color’ when it should be ‘coloUr’. And it should be ‘grey’ when this app says ‘gray’. Secondly, you MUST be very precise! This app doesn’t let you pass even with only capital letter or spelling problem. (Or maybe you MUST be very precise, idk) Third, sometimes it says you’re wrong when you’re actually right. (Or maybe I think that because of the fourth problem) Fourth, when you press ‘see solution’ it doesn’t tell you what you did wrong. They could’ve made things we got wrong to be bold, for example. They only tell you what you need to do to get it right but didn’t even tell you what’s wrong! Overall: 4.5 stars for the positive but minus 1.5 star for all the negative. I would say 3 stars for this app.

Sound effects. Great app but more sound effects could make it more fun

Must have app‼️‼️‼️‼️. Hi there I recently downloaded MIMO I’ve only done the free version for a few days but I’ve learnt SO MUCH it’s really easy to understand and the coding skills it teaches you are SO useful thank you soooooo much for creating this app ❤️

Best app ever!. I have learned sooo much in a day with this app, it is the best. Even without pro is is still amazing. If you are thinking about getting the app do it.

Neil. I love this game i was downloading this game and now my phone keeps playing it all the way up and it keeps on me and the phone is working now so it won’t be able to fix my phone so much now it is better than the video game keeps me entertained

I love this app!. I just want to say thank you to the team behind mimo. I absolutely love it. It is so well explained and makes learning about coding so much fun. It is one of my favourite apps.

Amazing but. The app is amazing but I wish there were no hearts or when you run out you just restart the level

Good but with exceptions. I find it a good app but it’s making me go through every level from the beginning. I selected intermediate on launch but it hasn’t seemed to take that into consideration. I don’t really have time to go through every lesson from the beginning so it makes me want to uninstall it. Unless I’m missing something?

Slay. I love this app do much so-far the only problem is if you lose jesr to many times you hsve to wait for them to recharge

Amazing App!. Mimo is an amazing app! It helps me easily understand the different elements of coding, it’s not difficult AT ALL, and it’s also a great coding app! I haven’t seen anything else as good as it. I’ve only used it for a day and I think it’s a great app. I don’t have the paid version BUT free is actually pretty good! Ads don’t bother me (As they are super short), and yeah! This, app, is, perfect. I love it.! PS: I can’t wait to learn more with this app! :) And, it’s super addictive!

Helpful for beginners. Really helpful for beginners even without having pro version. I am loving it to play in my phone. Thanks Mimo

Acceptable but flawed. You learn content in a similar fashion to duolingo and other teaching apps. The content is pretty good, and it’s useful for me to go through some coding material I haven’t really touched on in a while. I have paid for subscription, but only due to the offer of half price. I wouldn’t pay the full price for this application because the learning is not deep enough to warrant almost $100AUD. I still receive “Subscribe” demands even after paying for it too which is a little irritating, and also left me confused as to whether the purchase worked successfully.

best coding app ever. i quite young to learn coding (younger than a teen) but i absolutely love this app! the explanations are so well executed and the pacing of the lessons are perfect in every way. im learning python and this app has inspired me into making and finishing a game- i havent started the project yet but i will. i only wish there were more hearts. but in every way aside from that, this app is amazing for all ages, even below 13 year olds! 🫶🫶🫶

Was really good till recent update.. Was absolutley loving doing this on my ipad till they updated to version 5.0.0. Then the menu items became like they are on mobile phone and you can no longer repeat courses to get 3 starts on each subject matter. Dissapointing, please revert.

It’s good. It’s mainly good but you run out of lives easily because it is quite high level for kids, i am not a teenager yet and there are lots of tricky questions and quizzes.

Mimo fantastic App. I am learning Python and it’s thanks to Mimo which makes it easy to learn and you make real progress with the app awarding the user. I missed out learning Python at school because they only brought basic computers when I went to school. Thoroughly enjoying it.

Fun and stimulating. I am loving this app. Can’t wait to see what progress I make over the next month. The Leaderboard is fantastic and motivating. Get the competitive juices flowing. Simple, direct instructions. 10/10 would recommend. Happy coding.

Hearts. Great learning app before the new feature of hearts now basically punishing you when making a mistake and have to wait 4 hours before you get new heart, which is not how you learn, most people learn from mistakes. Now it’s just forcing people to get the pro version.

So Good But Has Been RUINED 😡. This App Is So Good I Was Doing So Well…..Until I Ran Out Of Hearts. I Wanted a good coding experience which I did but hearts ruined it! I Just Wanted a good free experience on coding without paying for premium For Hearts! And Earlier Today! I Ran Out Of Hearts Waited Then! After 2 Minutes Of Playing (1 Heart Every Three Hours without Premium) On the Level I was stuck I lost my heart like bruh.

Maybe you could add this. I think it would be nice, maybe if you could do practice lessons to regain hearts? 3 hours is a long time to refill the hearts, and I love using this app. So that would be a nice adjustment. Thank you. And also to those people who are complaining about the British and American spelling, when you start coding using say, Visual Studio, basically any other HTML coding software, you MUST use American spelling. In coding, it’s correct. So that is no reason to leave a bad review.

Just started but loving!. I’m brand new to coding and I find this very achievable to do on the daily, and very user friendly and intuitive to use. Would recommend! Gonna keep going :)

Learn while waiting for a bus. This app is fabulous. I am not a reading person but this learning app is so addictive and you can learn coding while waiting for a public transport. Good job!!! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

Love the app but too much is locked even with pro. Have been using the app for a few days working through HTML on both my phone and laptop. I upgraded to the pro version for a year which wasn’t cheap but I wanted to continue on with the courses. Finished html up on my laptop last night and went to start CSS, only to find it locked behind a $225 paywall to access on pc. This feels shady af. I’ll keep using it on my phone but it’s left me feeling a little disappointed.

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Awesome Program to Learn on!. Excellent app for new learners. Feels so good to learn so quick with the sessions and levels!

Not that great. Makes you pay 20 per month

Learned to code. That’s all

Woah. I feel smarter it’s amazing

Free version is great!. Very little ads and lots of variety in lessons. Duolingo for coding (w/out all the ads)

Thin content, then expensive. The free content is very thin and the premium version is expensive compared to the alternatives. Look elsewhere until pricing improves.

Expensive. Very expensive. I'm not impressed at all.

I’m in grade 5 and this is extremely easy to understand. Super easy I learnt so much in less than a day

Good app but, REMOVE THE HEART SYSTEM. I made a couple of mistakes, ok so I have to wait 2 and a half hours to learn coding again. We shouldn’t be punished for our mistakes!!!

Overpriced. Beyond overpriced. Enjoy your one star.

Great. I love this app. It’s really easy to learn to code. But I think it would be a good idea to have a feature where you can play to get hearts or an infinite mode which you don’t need hearts. Other than that, I love this game.♡´・ᴗ・`♡

Love it!. Absolutely a must first go round for first timers. After this, take Harvards cs50p on EdX, then after you finish that start week 6 of cs50x and you’ll be all set with programming and coding. This was the advice I got and boy has it worked!

Super cool app!. I never thought I would get into coding, but here I am, because of this app! My only problem is, the lessons seem to move very fast. I’ll do a couple quick lessons, but by the end of the last one I’ve forgotten a lot of the stuff in the first because there’s not enough repetition. I think it would be helpful to have the lessons build on eachother more so you can write code without relying on the predetermined options given to you for a lesson. Despite this, I’m still really happy with the app in general.

Best app every. It a very good app to learn to code 10/10 would recommend (This is not a fake review)

Title. It sort of reminded me of doulingo because of how easy it is to use and learn from

Great App. Amazing how can I learn coding in a fun manner at my own pace. It’s easy and simple just as if learning to speak a new language which I love also

Great app!. Very clear and makes it easy to learn. After two days of using it I already feel that I’m starting to understand python.

Rating. The best app

Wow ok. I tried it and then it asked me for a rating before it showed me all of the premium stuff. Not worth it, would be really good if it was cheaper tho....

HTML. Very useful app

WHY DO I HAVE TO WAIT SO LONG TO GET MORE HARTS!!!???. im sick of waiting so long to get more harts. you have to wait 3 hours to code again. that is so stupid.

Makes coding fun!!!. Thanks Mimo to make coding super fun!

Don’t need premium. The app works well even without paying for premium and makes it clear what your learning.

Very good but the life system could be better. Please add a way to regain hearts by watching ads or something, I think this would make this app 1000% better, since if you lose all of your hearts of your first lesson in the day, you might not have enough time to regain another heart and save your streak. If there was a way to regain them, that wouldn’t happen.

U feel as if u r doing on a laptop. Thanks

Language. It’s a good app, but the only thing is the language. My cosine is French so she can’t use the app. Please, give options for the language like : French, Chinese, Spanish...

Really...REALLY! Annoying bug... Everything was going well and i’ve decided to upgrade to mimo pro. At that point, my progression was never saving and I had to start over and over again at the same point... I tried to delete and redownload the app but it was always the same. The app is cool, don’t get me wrong. But the fact that I can’t use it as I wish is just very disappointing. (Mimo, if you can fix my bug, i’ll restart to use the app)

Apprendre en s’amusant. Super app !

Good app. Its a good app for beginners, but gives no option to skip ahead and learn more advanced topics. Its also very repetitive at the start. Was hoping i wouldnt have to grind through all the easy stuff at the start before learning anything.

THE BEST. The reason I only gave it 4 stars were because there are only 5 hearts so you have to pay or get the pro pass but this is still really good

Coding Beginner. I am a beginner looking to learn Python. This app is super fun and easy to use. I just got it two days ago and have already finished about 16 lessons 👀. I love seeing my name move up on the leaderboard. I've learned so much about Python in just a couple days, I would say this app is very user friendly. The free version is good enough to learn everything you need to know.

Amazed. This is probably the first and last app that I will take the time to rate and leave a review on. Honestly amazing app. Even though the premium is quite expensive for me, I am still going to buy it once I build a consistent habit of learning a bit everyday. This app is not a replacement for real courses or anything but it sure is very close! Only thing I can ask for to be added is the AI that walks you through everything. I know it’s on PC but usually, I’m learning on my iPad so it would be wonderful if they could add that. The developers of this app are very interactive in their Community section as well which is wonderful. Honestly the greatest app on the play store. I just hope the devs don’t go money driven soulless corporate mode when the app gets the recognition it deserves.

Really nice but…. I really appreciate the effort made for this app. Learning a lot, but the exercices that requires some sources on a cellphone can become tricky and not explained. I simply went on and get the solution instead of getting a source image or video. I think this part should be provided as options since it’s part of learning.

Mimo. It’s a fun game to learn programming

AMAZING. HI when I was ten I got this app and I did it for fun but now I have my own business all thanks to this app

spectacular. Best app to learn coding! Easy to learn, practical, convenient!

Excellent App. Although a bit sneak with it’s reward & response mechanism built into the software ( It vibrates when you get an answer right, vibrates differently when you get one wrong) None issue at scale. It will reinforce learning new habits and increase usage time all the same :) That being said it’s FREE and I’m enjoying the fact that I’m learning a new skill on the go. Amazing!

Heart thingy. The five hearts are very annoying and limit my learning and they make you wait hours to get it back or make you pay lots of coins.so instead get it so that you can practice coding to get hearts.but other than that its a good app

Amazing. Don’t need pro, teaching is that good. Found another app and the wise teachings told me how to rickroll a bunch of people😂😂😂. Also can trap people in my code interfaces by spamming console log and in the other app u can’t click out of it when there’s a console log active but it’s always active so yeah thanks Mimo

Beginning my Journey. HTML and Python, I am using the free version and they do not try to sell you on buying the unlimited although it is less than a Netflix subscription and you get to use your mind and grow in computer language literacy. I am Loving it so far.

Ok but needs c/cpp and rust. It very good but I think SOLOLEARN is better cause it has more programming languages

Amazing app. I’m only eight years old and I am learning how to code. How did you even make this app? It’s so cool.

Good. Mememe I like code

Best free option. I’ve used a few different coding apps and this one definitely has the best free option, compared to Sololearn and Codecademy

Love Mimo!. Love everything about this app, nothing bad to say! Thank you for making learning coding so easy and fun Mimo team!!

Great app but has a flaw. I would have given it 5 stars but yesterday I decided to do old lessons again to practice and I lost my position on the leaderboard (which I don’t really care about) and I lost my streak. The calendar shows I didn’t practice at all yesterday. This bothers me a lot to be honest. Seeing how many days I practice motivates me to continue. Please fix this. Repeating a lesson shouldn’t affect all your stats like this.

Great learning experience. Nice app, great learning experience. Nice way to learn HTML. I am just refreshing my HTML code learning experience.

very cool. 👏👏

Great app. I used the free version of the app for about 4 months. It was great! When I decided to upgrade to the premium version, they gave me 100% discount because I’m from Ukraine. Thank you for creating such a great app and for supporting Ukraine 🇺🇦!!!

Fun way to learn. Super basic. Don’t need to buy premium. Lessons are short and quick. Easy to get through.

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Good to reinforce ideas. WHAT I LIKE: I use this app to reinforce Python coding ideas that I am learning in a separate class. You take basic ideas you might normally gloss over and you key them in several different ways. It really reinforces those basic concepts you are building on. I do like the app and enjoy using it and find that I put in additional time just to step up the leader board. WHAT I DON’T LIKE: I’ve had several occasions, with screenshots to prove, where I key in what is expected and it tells me I am wrong and takes away a heart. If you are not paying for the pro version take the time to stop and double check your answers. A simple typo cost the same as doing something completely wrong. Like most apps it is geared to get you to pay $60 for the pro version. That’s higher than I care to pay because I not using MIMO to learn Python but to reinforce what I am already learning. But I might decide to pay the monthly fee for a single month.

Mimo. Mimo is basically like Duolingo but for coding. The lessons are intuitive but if there is one thing I want to improve about Mimo, is more reviews. In Duolingo, you earn a steak for any time you complete an activity each day. If you continue your streak at a certain point, you earn rewards. Duolingo has sorts of reviews such as three star challenges, speaking, listening, and writing/typing to help you remember any terms you might forgotten. But Mimo doesn’t have any of that. You only complete a streak but complete a new lesson. So it can come off as overwhelming to learn each new concept and apply it into coding.

I’m in love. Ok so I’m a complete newbie to coding and I’m 29 days in to my coding journey with Mimo. Prior to me starting my coding journey I had zero knowledge on the topic. I chose this app to use long side my other classes that I’m taking to become a full stack software engineer. All I can say is YOU NEED THIS APP! They break everything down for you so that you are able to truly understand the concepts , practice , have fun and not to mention it’s super competitive . I completed by web development course 2 days ago and I’m working towards the Phyton certification currently . I chose the pro option and it was the best decision. HAPPY CODING :)

Loving it. A few days of using this app and I already love it you can learn scripting for free and even without pro which makes this app unbeatable and I love that ads only come after you complete a lesson so it’s not much of a distraction and even if you do or don’t upgrade to pro you still get a great experience and it also teaches you what mistakes you’ve done and also shows you the solution and on top of that when you refer a friend you get a week free of pro with or without paying it still is a great app for beginners

I never write reviews but wow. So seriously I never write reviews never find it necessary but I absolutely have to for this app coming in I did not know literally one thing about coding all I knew about coding was that it’s for computers and it’s how u make apps and stuff like that that is literally all I knew about coding that’s it and I have been using this app for 10 minutes maybe and I already know what variables are in coding the shell outputs content like all this stuff and my mind is just completely blown right whoever made this app like is a genius and deserves to be a billionaire

There seems to be a lot of bugs and typos.. HTML, CSS, JS path— The app itself looks great. A few bugs and typos were reported. Sometimes identical answers will give different results. One or two mistakes are understandable but it’s nearing the point that you can’t trust that the examples are correct. The HTML lessons are 5 stars… The CSS stuff not so much. It has become tedious in a way that doesn’t help you absorb the information. After introducing a new concept in CSS, questions ask you to continually regurgitate exactly what is shown rather than ask for a desired outcome. Sometimes the choices are so glaringly obvious that you might not even need to read the question. As stated earlier, it seems there’s a steep decline in content quality after the HTML section, which again was really great! Nonetheless, I’m glad I paid, but especially for just a single month. In the apps current state, I think that’s enough time for me to get the full benefit. Please make a web accessible version that requires actual typing.

Most Intuitive Learning Apps. I’m currently going to school for my bachelor’s in CyberSecurity but I wanted to learn Python to get a possible career started in Devops. The app makes it so easy to learn even if it were to be used by someone who didn’t have any prior experience with coding. They really thought about everything when developing this app down to notifications to remind you to start learning for the day. They tailor it to your schedule and you can set the pace. Very well thought out. In love with it to be honest.

Started great but now it won’t run and lessons are too short.. I should be on my 75th day of learning. However now the app just goes idle after opening. I’ve been trying for an hour including restarting the app and my iPad. I was having a hard time getting it to launch all week but now it just won’t do anything. Other than that.... the “certificates” are pretty much a joke. Yes you’ll learn some basic coding but nothing that should earn you a certificate in anything. Many lessons go without actually explaining the reasons or logic behind the language. It’s easy to advance without having actually learned anything. It was on sale and I’m still pretty sad I spent money on this. I really enjoyed the html, css, and Java Script lessons but everything else is just a sample and they are rushed at that. Don’t waste your money.

Pretty ok. A couple typos, no biggie. Putting questions in an order that would ensure a lost heart, kind of a biggie. Don't do that. Also, I shouldn't have to completely close out of the app to get out of ads. Ad plays. Ad stops after 10 secs. No way out. Cannot exit out of the ad in any way except to completely close the app. Y'all should fix that. And I already reported the question sequence. So fix that too. I'm only on lesson 3, so hopefully it doesn't get worse from here. Lessons 1 and 2 seemed fine. 3 had all the problems including the start of the issues with the ads no being closable after playing.

Heart System.. This coding app is one of the best for teaching beginners in web development how to use HTML, CSS, and JS, and I mainly use this over the other coding apps I have, the only downside about the app is the heart system, for people that are getting into web development shouldn’t have to wait 5 hours just to get a heart they lost for getting an answer wrong, if you changed this feature it’s probably going to get more people to actually use this knowing that they can still continue coding without fearing the consequences of not knowing how to add images to your page.

Update is Terrible. I love Mimo and it helps expose me to coding concepts very quickly and in the style I like but this new update changed to a layout which has made progress confusing. I liked seeing what I was getting into and all the progress I’ve done including what laid ahead. The layout didn’t need changing at all and was unnecessary. The previous layout gave me the option of choosing if I wanted a challenge or not. Now, it looks like any of the other lessons. I know it says so when you click on it but I don’t want. UI was so much better before the layout. I will still continue with the app but please listen to your fans, most of us hate the new layout. Retention may decrease due to poor UI.

I’m loving it, actually learning.. This is fun. I have one critique. There are a few instances where a question is literally asking me to spell the word ‘Accept.’ And nothing else. If you guys can cut out the redundant stuff, I’d love it. And if we could get an option to use the keyboard and only the keyboard, that would be great. I have my keyboard connected to my iPad and it’s a bit awkward having to tap on all the stuff when I could type them in. And I feel like the content I’m learning sinks in better when I’m actually typing everything out.

Amazing app, but…. First of all, I totally recommend this app for everyone. It’s informative and easy to understand… most of the time. I sometimes get confused between when it wants me to put the emphasis tag or the strong tag because of how it words it. Another thing is how unforgiving the lives system is. If you make a typo, forget about a second chance. One last suggestion to the devs: make text on mobile continue on the next line when it gets to the end of the screen. Thank you devs!

Mimo is tricking people. This is a great app that helps with understanding of coding. The down side is that they set you up with a email they make that you can’t access so when you buy the pro version and want to switch your account over to another phone it won’t let you and you will be forced to buy a new subscription. Very smart of whoever that made the app but not good for the people buying it! I have to use an old phone because of this exact problem! Fix this for the future Mimo

Great resource for learning and warming up. Mimo is a great resource for beginners and experienced programmers as it breaks down the lessons into five-minute segments that are very intuitive to use when you are a beginner, and if you are experienced the lessons are a nice warm-up for your brain before you start coding a project. It does have advertisements after each lesson but they are only ten seconds long and can be removed with the pro version. I would write more about why I love this app but I do not have the time currently.

AMAZING!! One thing though... This is amazing to learn coding, and it’s a lot for free! (Which is good) I have ALWAYS wanted to learn coding and this is so helpful! Definitely recommend!!!! But, watch out ‘cause if you make too many mistakes, you have to wait hours or PAY to keep playing without dying. It’s like a video game- you lose all you hearts (in this case 5), you die and either respawn for $ or start over (in this case wait about 2 hours). I think we should have a LITTLE BIT more hearts. Love it tho <3

Really just a push to their pro. Downloaded and did a few lessons. I’d say they are really simple and geared for the younger kids The good: The first day was “free” not just of money, but you didn’t have to make a log in. There are ads, but that is to be expected. People don’t make apps out of the goodness of their hearts, despite the claims, they do it to make money. So if they kept the day one experience, it maybe worth keeping. However The bad: They employ a lot of sleazy developer psychology to keep you using their app. Leaderboard, streaks, etc. unnecessary tools to keep users on their screens. It’s well documented. They also want to create a login for further data mining, which isn’t necessary to complete courses on an app. Sure, you should have the OPTION to log in in case you want to save your progress across multiple platforms, but honestly, most do not. The Ugly: Given the fact that this app appears to be geared towards minors (and there is nothing wrong with the lessons themselves being written that way) the tracking, the login requirements, and the “lower on the stem” tactics for screen time and use mean I would find an alternative source for my kids.

One week in... I was casually making my way through this app with almost zero experience when I was reading an article on the 2023 Grammy’s. As I was reading about nominees and winners I realized that I, myself, could have created this entire webpage. I could literally see how what I was reading was made. I am no longer looking at websites the same anymore. I know exactly how to recreate what I am reading online just by spending a half hour to and hour on this app for 7 days. My mind is blown at how much I can do. I’m obsessed and cannot wait to do more.. thank you, Mimo, for helping me feel like a smart person!! 🙌🏼🙏🏼🥳

Yo I just started using this and so far so good. I’m excited !! As I join this journey in coding / technology .. I never knew how interested I would be and how easy it was .. even if it may be complicated .. it isn’t .. if you really apply yourself . Just a little bit , with consistency , you will prevail !! This app makes it so much easier to understand and I like how it asks you questions from lessons before just to keep your brain refreshed !! I’m currently using the 14 day free trial and I’ve already made my decision to invest in this app for a year !!

Amazing app, almost no bugs. Great for learning.. My coding knowledge extends to some VERY basic JavaScript so Mimo has been an amazing tool for me. I’ve only had the app for a few days and I already love it and have learned alot. It’s basically Duolingo but for coding for those wondering. Simple yet fun and educational. Aside from the frequent requests to buy premium and the ads, (Keep in mind the ads are very few, especially compared to other apps like mobile games) it’s an amazing app that I plan to use for the foreseeable future and hopefully buy the pro version soon. 9/10 would recommend.

A good way to learn. So far I am 34% of the way through the web development course, at first I had the free version and then I upgraded to pro. The app is easy to use and feels similar to other learning apps like Duolingo. This app would receive a full 5 stars but unfortunately it has an issue with marking answers as incorrect when they are correct... This can be a big problem if you don’t have the pro version, if you do have pro it is still a confusing time waster. There are a lot of examples of this issue in the lesson on floating images. The app also used to have a community projects page, that was cool, please bring it back! Overall, I would recommend this app!

Hearts are broken. I’ll get on the app after not being on it all day and I’ll have all my hearts, then I’ll get ONE wrong which is suppose to take one heart away but it’ll take all of my hearts. Then I’ll close the app and open it back up and I’ll have all my hearts back until I click on a lesson then they’re all gone again but still let’s me continue with the lesson. So I can’t miss a single one without having to quit and lose everything. I get you guys wanna make money so you do the hearts hoping people will buy the premium but I just want to see if I can even do anything on it. Other than the hearts messing up the app is cool and I feel like I’m learning new things.

Revert UI. This app is largely great. The lessons are well-structured and informative. The new UI, however, is far worse than the original. The original was well-organized with clear section titles and clear sub-lessons, as well as the exercises at the bottom which allowed you to put the theory into practice. Now, the app feels disorganized and disorienting. The new organization is unclear and the lesson titles have been replaced with vague checks or lightning bolts. You used to be able to track your learning at a glance. Now you have to click every single box to look for what you need to review. The old version was something worth paying for. This new UI is borderline unusable in comparison.

Highly Enjoyable. I have quite enjoyed Mimo. I don't see the need for premium at the moment but that doesn't mean I won't buy it in thr future as I do really enjoy the app. At the moment, I rarely use hearts so I don't see the need. However, I would love to see a placement or assessment to bypass things that I already know. Even if this is a paid feature it would be totally worth it for me. I could see the use of a notebook as I am doing a lesson that I cab jot a quick note in so I make maximize my learning. Overall, it's a great app. And I definitely recommend.

Amazing (with one comical flaw). I am using mimo as an introductory program to teach me the basics of html before I start schooling early 2023 and it’s been amazing. It’s super intuitive and has all the guides necessary to self teach (who knew coding on your phone was so accessible?!). With all that being said there is one mildly frustrating glitch where every time the app loads the “please review us on the app store” request, the entire app crashes and you have to force restart. It’s more comical than anything but it should probably get fixed. Otherwise, thanks for the awesome app devs💜

Maybe it’s me but. I really wish it didn’t take 3 entire hours to get a heart back. In a learning situation it’s hard to remember what you did wrong and learn from mistakes when you have to wait so long to correct them. I get you want us to give you money but let us watch ads or something for hearts. Other than that I do feel a basic grasp of the material and the lessons seem to be put together fairly well. As a broke boy that just wants to learn, please give other options to continue our education without having to wait a full day for heart refills. Bitte!

It’s amazing but…. I love this app and it’s actually kind of addicting even though I spend a lot of time gaming. It’s very educational and I would recommend it if you really love coding. All of it is amazing except the hearts. You have 5 lives and if you get a question wrong, you get a life taken away. It’s kind of disappointing that you have lives when you really want to learn how coding/python works. If you run out of lives, you can buy lives with the in-game currency or wait. But everything else is amazing! Again, I would recommend it.

Awesome App!. So, in my journey of language learning, I decided to use DuoLingo to learn French and Italian. When I started learning programming languages, I wondered if there was an app for that. That’s how I came across MiMo. I can tell it’s DuoLingo inspired with the leaderboards, the flame achievement, and just the general setup of the lessons, but I’m not complaining at all! This is a cool little app to learn coding. I love it because I can still learn when I’m at work or just out and about. The lessons are so in depth that, even if I only spend 5 minutes a day on the app, I come away having gained new knowledge about the programming language I’m learning. Great job with this app!

Decent coding skills app. I am using this to quickly catch me up to speed with my Python and SQL so I can confidently go for my Masters in Data Analytics. I am a fast learner but terrible focus so gamifying the coding class a little bit and having the scoring board is a must for me so that I can feel motivated to beat my scores. If you can find away to gamify it even more than this then you will have an award winning app on your hands but the way that it is now seems to be suitable for studying at work when you have a short break which is what I need right now😁

Great but wish we could use to coins for hearts. I’ve learned so much with Mimo in the few months that I’ve used it but I really wish I could use the coins I have to buy more hearts. If I run out them during a lesson, I have to wait 5 hours just to get another. This puts a damper on my learning experience. Also, I think that when a learner misses a question there should be an explanation as to why it was missed, otherwise it’s difficult to learn from the mistakes. I do believe Mimo is one of the best coding apps I’ve used, however. It’s easy to maneuver and offers quality lessons and practice.

Best Coding Game, And Basically A Fix To The Premium Issue With People Who Dont Want To Buy It.. This is the best coding game I’ve used! I’m only 10 and know how to create websites! I love the leaderboard system, the invite friends system, and a whole lot more! And every day I finish a lesson, I get a prize box that gives me free coins! All my friends like it and I do too. Also, why is everyone complaining about the heart system when they can just invite a friend for a week of premium? In conclusion this is the best app I’ve used out there, and I enjoy it a bunch! Thank You Mimo Developers!

Great app for beginners!. I’ve been using Mimo for a few weeks now, and I’m so glad to have found a great application for learning coding/web development! At first I was just aiming to learn a new skill but, it’s so interesting that I’m now considering pursuing a job or career in coding/web development. The modules are easy to understand and interactive, the app is pleasing to look at, and there’s so much to do with the community page, practices, and projects (even if you don’t pay for a subscription.) This is one of the few apps (specifically learning apps) that I’m legit considering paying for.

There’s better apps out there!. If you’re here, keep looking! I used Mimo daily until my pro trial ran out. The paid version is way too expensive, so I decided to look into other options and I found an app that’s immediately SO much better. Problems with Mimo: the repetitive clicking model used in popular language learning apps does not translate well when it comes to coding. Sooo much clicking and busy work and not nearly enough practice actually coding. Their explanations are lacking. They are focused on getting you to memorize things that you don’t really need to memorize. There’s so many free coding resources out there that you don’t need to pay for an app.

Good content.. I liked the app when it was functioning OK. I’ve paid for a membership and I have barely been able to use it because it’s always freezing or crashing. I’ve reinstalled , updated it and experienced no improvement. I’ve missed out on a few months of user ability because of it. Update- after Reinstalling the updated version and updated ios Function has improved. Support reached out quickly to resolve my complaints. No noticeable bugs.

The app is good but I felt scammed. I can’t say anything bad about the app, however I went to do the free trial of the pro version and unknowingly when I went to sign up it gave me the option of a month or a year and since I choose a month it didn’t give me the free trial and charged me immediately. This was super misleading and I did not plan on spending money on the pro version I wanted to try it out since it had a free trial and cancel right away. I saw in the community feed tab that a few other people had this issue and I’m pretty upset because now I’m paying $12 for a feature I don’t care for.

I love it but a few suggestions :). Ok, first of all, this game is so fun! I love it! It’s really helpful and entertaining. But I wish that they would give us more hearts. Better yet, not make us wait for two hours to get another heart. I’m not trying to sound mean I’m really not I just would like it more if we did. So please fix that please. Also, one of the best things that you can find in an app is NO ADDS! :) thank you for that! This app has everything and more! But there is always room for improvement. Thank you so much for making this app! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️😁

Pro. This is the only app I would pay for. I have tried them all. This way this app teaches you is superior to all others. They make it so fun. Repetition. Gradually increases complexity; however, it only feels this way, because I finished HTML Basics and Intermediate HTML in TWO days. I tried learning Python and Swift with other programming apps, but was quickly becoming bored; so it ended up feeling forced and I burned out after a few days or a couple weeks. I can tell this will not be the case with this app. I can’t say enough how much it has helped and engaged me.

No ability to add friends - great app otherwise.. I was going to give three stars for the inability to add friends or track progress with other users of the app, but I can’t. The app is great. You guys need to create a way for us to find others on the app so we can connect with other members on the app who are also in our contacts or Facebook. My bf told me to try it out and it would’ve been better if we could both track each other’s progress or communicate in app! We probably would’ve used it more! Friendly quiz competitions would be amazing too. Adding this element will keep your market way more engaged & spend longer in your app. We love to do activities with our loved ones! Please add the feature to connect with other members on the app and track progress. The app is wonderful simple to understand and perfectly made. They expose you to enough questions and repetition where you actually learn something. I am brand new to coding but this app is making it very easy to understand. I’ll be using it daily!!

A Great start. This app is a great start for anyone looking to learn the basics of web development, python , or SQL. The competition factor gives you motivation to keep your rank high. I think it’s perfect to learn the basics but that’s about it. I give it 4 stars but if the lessons were longer and more in depth I’d give it 5 . Also I feel that the lessons are too short which you could easily finish before one month. I also think that some lessons teach you a brand new method or object and not enough reinforcement of previously learned material as it isn’t gradually added onto the lessons only slightly.

BE VERY CAREFUL. If you allow the app to give you a free trial you will get charged…even if you cancel the subscription. Intend to pay $80 the second you download or just don’t download it at all. I accepted the free trial and canceled it the same day because I wanted to get a feel for the features before making an $80 commitment. I haven’t used the app since the first day and had an $80 charge ripped from my account on a subscription I canceled. Not cool. There aren’t even readily available options for what type of subscription you want…they hit you with $80. (5 star to bump the review)

Bugs and annoying customer experience. Great idea in theory. The app itself seems great and the activities are engaging, but there are so many bugs. Invited a few friend to join so I can get the offered 1 week free pro and skip to where I want to learn but it still hans’t even arrived. Can’t find a support portal anywhere and when I got the email, they had the most lack luster response which is basically “it should fix itself eventually.” The app customer service is so pretentious and fake. They have a community tab you can see but you can’t participate in. What? They let you freeze your streak. Why would I care about a streak? The coins are pointless and the things you learn are so shallow. Additionally, the activities seem good, but they don’t lead to too much retention.

Remove or lower the live system. This coding app is great and has helped my coding skills but the live system is useless and annoying so 1 make timer lower (maybe from its original value to 1 hour and 45 minutes) and 2 is to get rid of it entirely for good (lowering the cost for the subscription in the process) the lives system has lowered the amount of lessons I’ve done to just a pathetic 6 (I’m talking about the smaller ones and not the bigger and more “as a hole” ones) and since I’m just a kid I can’t pay for the subscription so just get rid of it for good. SUMMARY: Lower the live system timer or get rid of it entirely.

You pay them to be a beta tester.. It’s loaded with typos, most affect if your answer is correct or not. I had 13 out of 15 questions wrong and could find no mistakes on my part. My answers matched theirs, but mine were still considered incorrect. And there is no way to get questions answered. So learned NOTHING. They frequently have contradictory answers from one exercise to the next. I have completed the python part and 50% of web design, still can’t make a page that lets a user input information. It really is a total scam. Thanks Apple for helping them rip off people. This is a second review the other was so heavily edited I can’t believe they even bothered to post it. And both apple and Mimo are giving me the runaround about a refund.

Good but somethings not great.. Ok first of all i think mimo is amazing, I may have downloaded it a few days ago but it has taught me alot about coding. Its really helpful just as an app but there is a problem. The lives system,Sure its a way to make people try harder to not lose lives but seriously? I have to pay just because i got 5 wrong? Like come on 3 hours? Thats a pretty long waiting time just for one life so creators if you see this please shorten the wait time for lives.

Best learning app for programming. Downloaded this app and finished the first basic lesson and ended up upgrading to premium. For those who may be wondering buying premium doesn't unlock every lesson right away. You still have to complete the previous lesson. I saw a couple bad reviews for that reason and wanted to clarify this app is not a rip off you have to follow the lesson plan it gives you. This app is good for any level of knowledge in programming from someone who knows nothing of program to a developer this app really has a nice way of explaining everything thoroughly. Love this app and will continue to use it to advance my career.

Useful but Keeps Crashing. This is a great resource for brushing up on old coding skills and learning new ones, but the app has crashed more than several times (often right before I’m about to finish a full set of exercises and then have to start over). Unfortunately, it’s a problem that will likely prevent me from continuing with the fully paid subscription, which I would do if it weren’t for the steep one-time price, anyway. I’ve found other bugs in the question/exercise prompts, as well. This app follows a similar modality to Duolingo, which is user-friendly, but the kinks combined with the current price tag land Mimo at 3 stars from me.

Please try the 14 day trial!!!!. This is like the 3rd program I’ve used to learn python . udacity and kaggle are great but some they’re lessons maybe a bit intimidating if you have 0 background with python.(my case) this app relays the information as if you where a baby. Honestly it may feel easy but it’s so repetitive that it sticks!!! Try the 14 day trial if you’re really trying to learn this try to find a buddy to practice text messaging via python language it’s kinda funny and helps. Really excited to continue!

Best coding app I’ve used.. I recently finished a Full Stack coding bootcamp and after taking that while using this app in conjunction with it. I love this app, the explanations are always super simple and the mix of the different types of assessments of knowledge are great. Not to mention the lessons that are actually guided. My suggestions would be for even further practice…maybe you can add an AI bot that generates more practice examples once the user has completed the Mimo made ones. Also….please please please please allow the user to change their email if they signed in with Gmail and still keep their current progress!!!

Everything is great except the goal. I love this app! I just got it and I’m already so excited to do some coding every day! The coding had no issues at all, in fact most everything didn’t have any issues, except changing your set goal. At the beginning you set a goal and it says you can change anytime, I set my goal at the lowest but quickly realized I wanted to set it higher. I went into settings to change it, but every time I press the “set goal” button the page flashes onto my screen for a second and then is replaced with an all white screen. It doesn’t affect anything I know, but I was bummed that I couldn’t change it to a higher goal.

Great App for Beginners! However…. This is definitely a great beginner coding app. I’ve been learning python through it and it’s going well. However, I do think that they need to increase the difficulty as you get further into the curriculum. When you start understanding the basics and more, it becomes way too easy when all you have to do is “tap” the answer at the bottom of the page, or simply put in the answer they give you in the question/statement. I think it would be better if they made us use our thinking and problem solving skills a little more.

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Price Free
Adult Rating 4+ years and older
Current Version 6.41.0
Play Store com.getmimo.mimo
Compatibility iOS 15.0 or later

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The application Mimo: Learn Coding/Programming was published in the category Education on 22 August 2016, Monday and was developed by Mimo GmbH [Developer ID: 548016918]. This program file size is 117.18 MB. This app has been rated by 79,525 users and has a rating of 4.8 out of 5. Mimo: Learn Coding/Programming - Education app posted on 11 March 2024, Monday current version is 6.41.0 and works well on iOS 15.0 and higher versions. Google Play ID: com.getmimo.mimo. Languages supported by the app:

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