Veranda Learning vs Learn Kolam

Good app to prepare for online exams

Learn Kolam is a course, not a rangoli sketchpad. The first screen is today's lesson: a Tamil name, why that kolam is drawn at the door, the pulli count, and Learn Step-by-Step. There is no Create tab and no freehand studio until you finish one guided lesson. Home is the course — coming lessons are listed under today, not a pattern gallery. Each lesson places the dots, then asks you to trace. The check is kind, not a quiz. After that first lesson, you can keep the line, decorate with rice powder, flowers, and diyas, and save on this device. • First launch = today's lesson only • Festival-aware course (Pongal, Deepavali, Onam, or the everyday threshold kolam) • Tamil and English names on every pattern • Guided tracing on a pulli grid • Pulli, sikku, Pongal pot, Onam pookalam, and more (16 original geometries) • Studio unlocks after one completed lesson • 21 languages • Save and share from an on-device gallery — no account Artwork stays on your device. A banner sits on the main tabs, and a full-screen ad may appear after you finish a lesson. After a few completed designs, Apple's in-app rating card may appear; you can also rate from Profile. Works on iPhone (portrait) and iPad (portrait and landscape).