TrebEdit - Mobile HTML Editor

Joel Etetafia

Contains adsIn-app purchases

About this app

TrebEdit is an HTML editor for web design.

Start your web projects with TrebEdit and view your codes easily in our in-app browser(Html Viewer). You can export your project to your device when your project is completed, or at any time that's best for you.

TrebEdit is not only just an HTML editor, but there is also a feature for you to get HTML codes or source codes from any website you like and simply save it as a new project or open it immediately in the text editor.

Are you starting your journey to web design? we have a feature for you to learn web design(HTML, CSS, JavaScript, PHP, and others). Also, as a developer, you can use this feature to quickly remember syntax and learn more skills.


Outlined Features :
- Text editor
- Html viewer
- JavaScript console
- Source code viewer
- Learn to code

Ratings and reviews

At first, I had a great experience with this app. The interface was good for a mobile dev environment, and it functioned pretty seamlessly for my usage cases. However, I just lost 2 weeks' worth out of nowhere. 80% of the files that I saved in my workspace are gone, and I have absolutely no idea why. Edit: Dev team reached out to me quickly. My files are lost, however they are treating the situation seriously (even tho I'm a free user) and attempting to find the cause of the situation.

I'm growing quite fond of this app. After a couple of days of use, I've recognized a few things that would make the user experience better, at least for me. Firstly, I wish I could set the console font size as I can in the main editor. Secondly, the TAB key on multiple keyboards (Hacker's Keyboard, Multiling O, DCoder) doesn't do anything. Why is that? It's rather inconvenient to have to use that little TAB button on the screen edge bar when I already have one on the keyboard. Plus, the button to expand the bar is quite small and hard to press on hi-res screens. Often takes me multiple tries to open the bar. Lastly, the preview and 3dot menu buttons in the upper right of the app window are rather far away from where my fingers would be while typing code that it becomes obvious that if they were located above the keyboard like the tag toolbar, it would be very convenient to get to them there. It's a bit of a reach on tablets to have to reach away to preview your changes. I say get rid of that top bar altogether and put everything at the bottom above the keyboard and have an active area there to press to reveal the tag bar, undo/redo, TAB, and color picker all in one place, rather than have everything spread out as it currently is.

Great, powerful app with many features. For Android, what I expect on Android in other words, I'll rank it at 4 stars. However, here's what you guys NEED to do. Implement a live page-element viewer. Such as what Mozilla FFox offers on PC versions. Enter the live viewer, and instantly see what your changes are effecting on the actual web page. That saves tons of time and increases productivity massively. I don't see how you could be a top-rated HTML editor, and not have a live page element view!

What’s new

• Download files directly from the in-app browser
• Text-to-Speech support for web content
• Print web pages with built-in support
• Edge-to-edge layout improvements
• Other bug fixes and improvements