Alternatives to Codewars

Kodable

Kodable suits families seeking coding activities for children ages 4–10, including early readers and pre-readers.

CodeHS

CodeHS suits K–12 educators and schools seeking courses and classroom management tools, as well as students learning computer science.

MIT App Inventor

It suits people who want to make mobile apps with visual blocks, including those who do not consider themselves coders.

Hopscotch is aimed at young people learning to create projects with coding blocks, with pages describing an audience from ages 9–15 and ages 10 and up.

Codio

Codio is presented for higher education, bootcamps, workforce upskilling, data specialist training, and developer education.

Edabit suits learners who want to practice programming through challenges in one of its listed languages.

Progate suits beginners looking for guided programming lessons across multiple languages and tools.

CodeMonkey suits young learners and educators seeking coding courses that range from introductory puzzles to advanced Python.

Scratch suits young people, especially ages 8 to 16, who want to learn programming through creative projects.

Educative

It suits developers and tech professionals who want interactive coding practice, structured course topics or interview preparation.

freeCodeCamp

It suits self-directed learners who want free coding lessons, project practice, and certifications, including students and adult education programs.

It suits aspiring programmers, IT professionals, and learners who want browser-based access to many languages and tools.

Kodu suits children, adults, learners and educators introducing programming through visual, project-based game creation.

ScratchJr

ScratchJr is designed for children ages 5–7 who are beginning to explore programming through stories and games.