Khan iPad App

This sounds like an issue our Support Team would be best equipped to handle. You can submit a support ticket ("Report a problem" in the top right) detailing the issue so they can investigate the situation and work on finding a solution with you.

Hi tactfulgamer,

The interactive programming talkthroughs and projects have not yet been built into the mobile app---they can only be accessed via a desktop device (best option) or through an internet browser on a mobile device.

In general, programming is usually done using a laptop or desktop computer, which is why adding the programming projects to the mobile app has not been a high priority. I definitely understand the desire to be able to watch the programming talkthroughts from a mobile device, and this is definitely something that is on our wish-list for new features. However, due to our small team and limited resources, I unfortunately do not know when the talkthroughs will be built into the mobile app.

Aside from the programming course, the full features of all other courses should be accessible from within the mobile app.

Hopefully this answers your questions! If you have any additional questions, please let me know : )

Thank you Evan,

Very well explained, I understand. Was not aware of small team size either. As much as you guys have done, the amount of ratings on App Store and worldwide in general - you guys project into our minds you are a massive company.

iPad OS changes many things. Keyboard support, mouse support..etc. I understand it’s on your wish list for down the road, for all the free users.

That said, I WOULD GLADLY pay a monthly fee to have these kind of features. You guys destroy Udemy, Brilliant, Skillshare.. with your way of teaching. I honestly feel, KA should charge something for such added features and help grow the cause further.

Nothing moves without paying people’s bills and that requires money.

I’ll be awaiting for a time when you guys release some top level elite membership stuff. Of course, something that does not interfere with or diminish the quality of what you have available for the free crowd, and of course, should not interfere with the development and advancement of the free crowd.

Until then... I get it, I’m staying with Khan!