Sanzu
Python notes & IDE















Features
1
Notes & Theory
Structured Python lessons covering fundamentals to advanced topics — decorators, generators, comprehensions, and more. Read offline, anytime.
2
Built-in Compiler
Write and run Python code directly on your phone. No setup, no internet. Fast output rendering so you can test ideas on the go.
3
Code Examples
Ready-to-run snippets across common patterns and concepts. Copy, tweak, and learn by doing — all in one place.
4
Articles
Curated Python articles and tutorials pulled fresh via RSS. Stay updated with the ecosystem without leaving the app.
5
Sanzu AI
Your built-in Python assistant. Ask questions, get explanations, debug your code, and understand errors — powered by AI, right inside the app.
What people are saying
★★★★★ 4.9
Manish K.
★★★★★
"Works offline, notes are well written — not copy-pasted from W3Schools. Compiler is fast too."
Rahul M.
★★★★★
"Sanzu AI is genuinely useful. Stuck on a list comprehension bug at midnight — clear explanation in seconds. No ads, no account."
Faiz A.
★★★★☆
"Great for exam prep. Decorators and generators chapter explained things my college notes never did. Would love more on file handling."
Mukesh K.
★★★★★
"10 MB and it does more than half the 100 MB learning apps. The examples section alone is worth it."
Sana P.
★★★★★
"I recommend this to all my students. No login, no subscriptions, no distractions. They can actually focus on Python."
Frequently asked
Yes, completely free. No ads, no in-app purchases, no account required. Download the APK and use everything offline.
Sanzu runs on Android 7.0 and above. It has been tested on Android 12 and 13 with the v1.1 crash fix applied.
Sanzu AI needs an internet connection to respond, since it calls an AI API. All other features — notes, compiler, examples — work fully offline.
Download the APK, go to Settings → Install unknown apps, enable permission for your browser or file manager, then open the downloaded file and tap Install.
Yes! Open an issue or pull request on the GitHub repo at github.com/heysanzu/sanzu. All feedback is welcome.