Drawwus vs Krokito

Drawwus turns "I can't draw" into "look what I made!" — one friendly step at a time. Made for little hands and big imaginations, Drawwus teaches children to draw with simple step-by-step lessons, then sets them free on a colorful canvas of their own. STEP-BY-STEP LESSONS Twelve cheerful lessons in four levels — from a happy sun and a little fish to a butterfly, a wise owl, a big whale and a race car. Each drawing appears piece by piece, so kids can follow along at their own pace. DRAW ON SCREEN OR ON PAPER Pick where to draw: follow the steps right next to a canvas on the screen, or grab paper and crayons. CHECK IT, EARN STARS Tap "Check it!" when you're done — on screen, or by scanning your paper drawing with the camera. Drawwus checks that it looks like the lesson and awards 1 to 5 stars. Get 3 stars on every drawing of a level to unlock the next one! Drawings are checked on the device and never leave it. FREE DRAW A wide-open canvas with 9 bright colors, 4 brush sizes, and a magic eraser. No rules, no wrong answers — just drawing. MY ART GALLERY Every masterpiece — from Free Draw or a scan — can be saved with one tap and admired in the My Art gallery. Drawings stay on your device, ready to show grandma. MADE FOR KIDS, LOVED BY PARENTS • No ads • No in-app purchases • No accounts, no sign-up • No data collection — everything stays on the device • Works completely offline — perfect for car rides and waiting rooms Grab a crayon (or a finger) and let's draw together!

Meet Krokito — a cheerful pencil who shows children that every beautiful drawing starts with one simple line. Krokito works differently from typical drawing apps. An animated pencil draws on the screen step by step while a friendly voice explains what is taking shape and what to look at. Your child doesn't trace with a finger on glass — they watch, listen, and draw with their own hand on real paper. That builds observation skills, a confident hand, and imagination — and every drawing is truly theirs, ready for the fridge door. Every lesson leads from simple shapes to a finished picture: big helper circles and ovals first, then the outline, then the details. You can pause the animation at any moment, go back, or replay a step — at the child's pace, not the app's. Who is it for? Children aged 4 and up who love to draw — or are about to discover that they can. No reading required: voice and picture guide everything, so little ones can use it on their own. What's inside: — 40 lessons in 4 categories: animals, faces, landscapes, and objects — a warm-up before drawing: easy ovals, waves, and dot-to-dot lines — voice narration in 8 languages: English, Polish, German, Spanish, French, Italian, Portuguese, and Dutch — a drawing journal: keep photos of your child's artwork and track their progress A fair deal for parents: — 14 lessons completely free; unlock everything with one small one-time purchase, shared with your family — no subscriptions, no hidden fees — zero ads, zero accounts, zero tracking — all lessons work fully offline: on a plane, on a trip, at grandma's — purchases and settings are tucked away behind a parent gate Grab paper and a pencil — Krokito is ready to draw. The first line is waiting!