Homemade Drawings app analytics for October 9

A drawing pad made for small hands and big ideas. Open it and there is a shelf of pictures and a big button for a new page. Tap it and the whole screen becomes paper. No menus to learn, no account to make, nothing to unlock: just draw. WHAT'S IN THE BOX • Pencil, marker, paint, glow and spray, each with its own styles. Hold a brush to see how else it can draw. • A soft eraser that paints paper back on. • A sticker sheet of faces, animals, weather, food and more. Pick a colour and a size, tap the page, and each one lands with its own little tilt. • Shapes that come out of a drag: lines, boxes, circles, triangles, stars, hearts and arrows, outlined or filled in. • A writing tool to sign a picture or give it a name. • Mirror, four-ways and mandala symmetry, so one stroke becomes a pattern. • Coloured paper, from cream to midnight blue, and glow that really glows on the dark ones. • Photos from your library placed on the page and drawn over. • Pinch to zoom in for the fiddly bits. • Undo that takes back one thing at a time, even clearing the whole page. FOR GROWN-UPS Pictures are saved as they are drawn and kept on the shelf, ready to be finished another day, renamed, or shared as an image. Settings, sharing and throwing a picture away sit behind a grown-up gate (a quick times-table sum) so small hands stay on the page. It can be switched off for older children. The app speaks nine languages and switches between them on the spot. Works on iPhone and iPad, with a finger or a pencil. • No ads. Ever. • Pay once, own it. • No account. • Your data stays yours. • Kid-safe by design. • Made for families. • No internet needed.