All SciREPL tutorials

Choose a step-by-step walkthrough. Learn the controls, find a workbook, try files and pictures, or explore Pro's AI and completion. Each tutorial says which app version and platform it was checked against, and marks any Pro-only features.

Free workflows
Pro differences marked
Phone and browser examples

New to SciREPL? Start with the interface walkthrough, then find and run a catalogue workbook. The cube mathematics in that second lesson is optional; you can stop after learning the app workflow.

Interface and Appearance

Start here

Your first workbook

Find the menu, enter and run code, edit a saved cell, and export your work.

Make room on your screen

Appearance settings

Choose a theme, adjust sizes and header shortcuts, show Browse, and manage Android screen space.

Workbooks and files

Browse and run an example

Find Markov Groups in the catalogue

Search for a workbook, install it, run its cells, change an example and export a copy. The mathematics is optional.

Download a workbook yourself

Manual workbook import

Download Simpson’s Paradox from GitHub and import it. Learn the difference between .srwb and .ipynb files, and between importing and running.

Create, inspect and back up data

CSV files and package export

Create and read a CSV file, view and edit it in Files & Storage, then export and reopen a package containing both workbook and data.

Pictures and cross-language work

Illustrate your workbook

Pictures, diagrams and equations

Embed static pictures in Markdown, draw a JavaScript canvas image, and write KaTeX equations. Includes a small example workbook.

Connect cells and languages

Named cells and shared files

Name cells, read their source and output through virtual paths, exchange JSON through shared files, and generate another cell’s code.

AI and completion (Pro)

Pro only · Local model needs Android

From offline suggestions to AI-assisted coding

Start with no-API-cost tables, set up a key and the Open agent preset, choose an online completion model, try local suggestions, and use AI Prompt cells to understand code.

Looking for a reference rather than a walkthrough? The Help home page also covers languages, packages, troubleshooting, privacy and Pro-specific features.