While Python was not specifically designed for mobile app development but there are workarounds that help you make IOS and Android apps considering that you are willing to accept some fall backs. Limited Native Capabilities: Python on its own lacks the built-in functionalities needed to directly create native mobile apps for iOS or Android. Workarounds with Frameworks: However, Python frameworks like Kivy, BeeWare, and Chaquopy provide an alternative approach. These frameworks allow you to write Python code that can be compiled or translated into a format compatible with mobile platforms. Cross-Platform Development: A benefit of using Python frameworks is the potential for cross-platform development. By writing your app logic in Python, you can potentially target both Android and iOS with a single codebase, reducing development time and effort. Trade-offs to Consider: While frameworks enable Python for mobile development, there are trade-offs. The resulting apps might not have the same level of native performance or user experience as apps built with platform-specific languages (Swift for iOS, Java/Kotlin for Android). Learn more about Python for mobile development through our Python programming online course.