This appears to be a big step towards a mobile version of Pd. Getting the app is only part of the process, you also need to visit this site for the desktop making tools as well.

Anyway, here’s the app’s description:

MobMuPlat hosts and loads from a list of available user-created audio apps.

Creating your own work consists of two parts. First, creating a graphical user interface (GUI) with the MobMuPlat Editor; second, creating the audio engine using the graphical programming language Pure Data (PD). With both of these applications open, and data sent between the two, you can simulate the app behavior on your laptop/desktop. Once development is complete, just drag the two saved files into the “Documents” folder of iTunes, and they are uploaded to your device and can be opened in the MobMuPlat app.

MobMuPlat can do synthesis, sampling, networking via local wifi, OSC messaging, query and set hardware characteristics, display images/graphical scores, and much more.