Free, Pro and where to get it

Quick ML is free to download, and the free version is a working app rather than a trial. Quick ML Pro is a single purchase inside the app that unlocks the rest. There is no subscription, no account, and no free-trial timer counting down.

What the free version includes

• Importing files of any size: CSV, TSV, Excel, parquet, Word, PDF, JSON, XML and ZIP, plus folders of images.
• The sample data, and combining two projects on a key.
• Every cleaning tool: the health check, the four tidies, filters, find and replace, sampling, row editing, and every calculated column except meaning columns.
• Every column statistic and chart, the correlation matrix, pair plots, statistical tests, word clouds and the anonymisation scan.
• The classic algorithm for each task: linear regression, logistic regression, k-means and the image classifier.
• Every evaluation metric and chart, the prediction form, batch prediction and held-out test scoring.
• The PDF report, the cleaned CSV export, reading the full Python notebook on screen, and syncing between your own devices.
• Three projects at a time, and AI columns at 500 rows per sitting.

The Quick ML Pro sheet.

What Pro adds

• All nineteen algorithms, Auto-Tune and the neural network designer.
• Import from web pages, APIs, GraphQL, Kaggle and PostgreSQL, with refresh, append and lookup joins.
• Dashboards, and comparing models.
• Core ML export and taking the Python notebook or script with you.
• Sharing whole projects with other people.
• Applying anonymisation and making it permanent, meaning columns, and the group comparison in text insights.
• Unlimited projects, and AI columns at 20,000 rows per sitting.

The price shows in the app in your own currency. Anyone who bought Quick ML back when it was a paid app has Pro already, and Restore Purchases in Settings brings it back if it ever fails to show.

Quick ML on the App Store

Free to download for iPhone and iPad running iOS 26 or later.

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Quick ML marketing page

Official marketing page for Quick ML app.

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Help inside the app

Help & Glossary.

Settings has a Help & Glossary screen with a guide for each stage and plain English definitions of every statistical term the app uses. If something goes wrong or you want something added, Report a Bug and Request a Feature in the same place open an email to me with the app version and device details already filled in. I read all of them, and a fair number of the features in this guide started as one.

Thank you for reading this far. Go and train something.