Flying Chalk

Flying Chalk is a chalkboard that behaves like a real one. Most drawing apps trace a smooth line and call it chalk. Flying Chalk doesn't. Every stroke is stamped grain by grain onto the surface, so it picks up the texture of the board underneath. Flick your hand and the stroke feathers out. Draw slowly and the chalk builds up. Lay an Apple Pencil on its side and you get a broad, dusty edge. EIGHT STICKS, ELEVEN SURFACES Chalk, crayon, oil pastel, charcoal, pencil, pen, marker, ink brush. Chalkboard, green board, black card, whiteboard, sketch paper, kraft paper, grid, ruled, Tian Zi Ge, Xuan paper, music staff. Mix them freely — charcoal on a blackboard, ink brush on Xuan paper, whatever you like. TRACE, STROKE BY STROKE 28 doodles broken down into steps. Follow the guide line one stroke at a time. The point isn't the shape — it's the stroke order. Lift your pencil and the step is done; nothing judges how well you drew it. BUILT FOR APPLE PENCIL Pressure, tilt and azimuth all feed the engine. Turn on Pencil-only mode and your palm can rest on the screen. EVERYTHING ELSE · Layers, undo and redo — down to identical grain · 11 shapes: line, rectangle, ellipse, arrow, triangle, right triangle, diamond, star, pentagon, hexagon, double arrow · Pinch to zoom up to 1000× without blurring · Import a photo and trace over it · Save to Photos or share · Nine languages NO ACCOUNT. NO SERVER. NO TRACKING. Flying Chalk collects nothing. There is no sign-up, no analytics, no ads. Everything you draw lives on your device and never leaves it. Because there's no server, there's also no backup — export anything you want to keep.