This is what a kids' app should be: simple, functional, and completely free of the manipulative garbage that plagues most app stores. No ads screaming at your kid, no 'gems' to purchase, no social features to moderate—just a blank canvas and some drawing tools.
It's not fancy. There are no layers, no special effects, no tutorials on how to draw anime eyes. But that's exactly the point. It's a digital equivalent of handing your kid a piece of paper and some markers, which is sometimes exactly what they need.
The 5MB download size is almost comically small in 2025, and the fact that it works offline means it's perfect for car trips or waiting rooms. Parents consistently report that even young kids (5-7) can navigate it independently, which is a win for everyone.
The main limitation is that artistically ambitious kids will eventually want more—layers, blend modes, pressure sensitivity. But as a first digital drawing app or a simple creative outlet? It absolutely delivers.