Wolfram Cloud

Wolfram Group LLC

About this app

Note: This is a preliminary release. Expect updates shortly, with full optimization for touch.

View your deployments on the go with the Wolfram Cloud mobile app. Whatever your target, the Wolfram Cloud lets you deploy your code or content at production scale in an unprecedentedly powerful and simple way, and now you can view and interact with your deployments on mobile.

Building on more than 25 years of technology development, the Wolfram Cloud brings the revolutionary capabilities of the Wolfram Language to bear on creating and deploying production software systems and applications. With its philosophy of building in vast algorithmic and knowledge resources, and its commitment to maximum automation, the Wolfram Language dramatically changes the economics and possibilities of programming.

We’ve made the Wolfram Language available in Desktop and Cloud, so that you can write, test, and deploy your code directly in the cloud, and now you can access it on mobile too.

By leveraging the Wolfram technology stack, the Wolfram Cloud makes it possible for you to develop and deploy a useful application in minutes—and build a major production system in days or weeks.

Ratings and reviews

I was working with this application without any problem. However, just after updating to final version, I couldn't use it anymore. For a well-known company as yours, it is a shame to postpone fixing your packages and keeping satisfy your customers. I hope to see the new version very soon, because I am sure you can. Bye bye until that time.

Basically unusable. Characters are printed over each other, perhaps because of Wolfram Devs notorious refusal to learn and apply freshman principles of SQA. This problem seems like it might be related to no software testing for users who have their phone settings for vision impairment (larger font). Also, apps with good SQA know to disable the triple tap to zoom if the taps are made in the keyboard.

The keyboard is definitely an improvement over genric ones and I like the Wolfram syntactic specificity of it. However the killer bug right now is the misaligned caret positioning. The caret rendering is disastrously misplaced - it's sometimes before the characters when it should be after or occluding characters. The calculations being done for the screen space character and caret positioning need to be looked into. Feature request: cell copying, freestyle text selection