
Tracing letters and numbers
A to Z and 0 to 9, stroke by stroke in the right writing order – a gentle start before school.
- A green start dot and an arrow show the way
- It says the letter or number aloud
- A star for every traced character
Color stays inside the lines.
A calm coloring app for little hands on iPad and iPhone. About 300 friendly pictures, a mode for every age, letters to trace, pictures to finish and stickers to win – with a parents’ area behind a lock. No ads, no purchases, no tracking.

Every stroke stays in the area where it started. Little hands can scribble with joy and the picture still looks lovely – so there is pride instead of frustration.
AfterBefore
First letters for future schoolchildren, a sticker for every finished picture, and a little film of how each picture came to life.

A to Z and 0 to 9, stroke by stroke in the right writing order – a gentle start before school.

Every finished picture wins a new sticker – in coloring, connect the dots, color by number and tracing.
After the last stroke, the child can watch a short film of how the picture was colored, stroke by stroke.
From the very first scribbles to careful coloring. Parents pick the mode in the parents’ area.
The right colors are already prepared. Wherever a little finger goes, the picture comes to life.
Wiggle and scribble anywhere – the color stays neatly in its area.
One tap fills a whole area. Quick, satisfying and great for small hands.
A few big, cheerful colors to choose from – no getting lost.
Pick any shade you like and make the picture truly your own.
No helping hand at all – color over the lines, just like on paper.
A gentle start: the colors are already chosen, so even a two-handed swipe turns into a bunny in the meadow. Calm sounds and no pressure.

Follow the numbers from dot to dot until a picture appears – then color it in. Or match every number to its color and watch a calm puzzle come together.


Draw a house, a sun, a star – lines snap together by themselves, and your drawing becomes a coloring page. You can also add pictures from Photos or Files (with a parent’s help).

Kittens and bunnies for the youngest, busy scenes for school kids, and calm mandalas for everyone.














42 pictures in 3 difficulties – from a few big dots to real counting practice.
About 100 pictures where every number has its own color. A calm puzzle for older kids.
Lined, squared or blank pages with a lovely page curl – plus tracing letters A–Z and numbers 0–9.
27 drawings to complete – the dog lost its tail, the car its wheels. The task is read aloud, then the drawing is colored in.
Real-feeling tools and playful effects that make every picture different.
On iPad, Apple Pencil pressure makes lines thin or bold, and fingers work too – if parents allow it. On iPhone, little fingers do the drawing.
Squeeze the Pencil and a little palette of colors pops up right at the tip. While it hovers, a preview shows the brush before it touches the page – on iPads and Pencils that support it.
“Red!”, “Blue!” – the app names the picked color in your family’s language, and letters and numbers too. Great for learning colors; parents can switch it off.
With the left-handed layout, colors move to the left and tools to the right, so the drawing hand never covers them.
Add a picture and Little Lines recognizes what it shows – right on the device – and picks fitting colors. It learns from a parent’s corrections. No internet needed.
Turn a photo or a picture from Files into a coloring page, or draw your own.
When a picture is done: confetti, a star and a new sticker. It can even show how much is colored, in percent.
Each child gets their own profile, with their own pictures and progress.
The whole app in your family’s language.
Settings stay out of reach of curious fingers: press and hold the gear for two seconds. Sharing, printing and extra time also ask a grown-up’s question – a multiplication written in words.
Little Lines collects nothing. Everything your child creates stays on your iPad or iPhone.
For iPad with iPadOS 17 and iPhone with iOS 17 or later. In 15 languages.
App StoreComing soon