"it may decrease load time a little, but wont affect performance (all code gets byte compiled, pyc just lets you do it beforehand). Except for the tiny bit of obfuscation you get, there is no advantage, and many disadvantages (upgrading pythonista now breaks whatever is around)."

Yeah well, point is, it will gain some performance... There's a reason why Python supports it... Plus, it allows me to distribute my code less "easy to decompile" for some people... Yeah I know, I can always create a full app, but also, I think it is convenient for the creator to get people buying Pythonista and use my byte-code app than just everybody creating separate apps... I think...

"Don't mess with this. Your code is not so special that anyone is going to steal and monetize it."...

Hmmm, wether my code is or isn't special is completely off topic, concerning my question about executing/distributing pyc.

But thanks for your opinions on the matter!