What AI says about Scratch

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Since Jul 5Updated Oct 28, 2026Based on 35,687 AI responsesReviewed by

How we measure

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Massachusetts Institute of Technology<1%

Products

Mentioned in

<1%

of AI answers about Scratch and its rivals

  • ChatGPT<1%
  • Google AI Mode<1%

Market map

Coding and Data Science Bootcamps
  1. #1SpringboardMentioned in 52%Avg. position 2.4
  2. #2CareerFoundryMentioned in 36%Avg. position 3.3
  3. #2TynkerMentioned in 29%Avg. position 4.0
  4. #2ScratchMentioned in 29%Avg. position 3.3
  5. #5Tech ElevatorMentioned in 27%Avg. position 4.3
  6. #5OutschoolMentioned in 21%Avg. position 5.0
  7. #5Flatiron SchoolMentioned in 20%Avg. position 3.6
  8. #8Code.orgMentioned in 19%Avg. position 4.3
  9. #8CodecademyMentioned in 19%Avg. position 5.6
  10. #8Chegg SkillsMentioned in 14%Avg. position 4.0
  11. #11Create & LearnMentioned in 11%Avg. position 3.7
  12. #11MentorCruiseMentioned in 11%Avg. position 4.5
  13. #11CodeMonkeyMentioned in 11%Avg. position 4.6
  14. #11CodingNomadsMentioned in 10%Avg. position 4.2

Scratch’s market rankings

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Topics where AI mentions Scratch

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How prominently AI mentions Scratch

  • Named first17%
  • 2nd or 3rd19%
  • Later64%

How often AI mentions Scratch

Share of answers in Coding and Data Science Bootcamps each week

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How AI rates Scratch

Common descriptions

block-based · gold standard · creative · project-based · beginner-friendly · free

Tone of AI’s statements about Scratch

  • Positive73%
  • Neutral27%
  • Mixed1%
  • Negative0%

Scratch in AI answers

Question: What is the best no-code platform for building iOS and Android apps?

Google AI ModeOct 28, 2026

Thunkable uses a block-based logic system (similar to MIT App Inventor or Scratch)

Google AI ModeOct 27, 2026

Thunkable uses a visual block-based logic system (similar to MIT App Inventor or Scratch)

Question: What is the best online, project-based coding class for a 10-year-old who is a complete beginner?

Google AI ModeSep 14, 2026

Scratch (Best Free & Creative Option) Developed by MIT, Scratch is the gold standard for absolute beginners.

Sources AI cites

The page AI cites most for Scratch

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