Ericolour: Colouring for Kids

App Store App Education TRY 249.99
13 Sept 2026launched 17 days ago
0.00 ratings
n/aApple doesn’t publish installs
WorldwideSold in 50+ App Store storefronts
1.1latest version · 13 days ago

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Ericolour is a colouring book for children, built for iPad and for one child in particular. Everything in it is unlocked from the first tap. There is nothing to unlock later, nothing to wait for, and nothing asking your child to come back tomorrow. And with every iteration new drawings will arrive. Every month. Tap inside any shape and it fills with colour. That is the whole idea, and a six-year-old works it out in about four seconds. WHAT YOUR CHILD GETS • 665 hand-checked line drawings across 46 themes — animals, dinosaurs, vehicles, space, food, fairy tales, robots, professions and more • 24 colours, chosen to look like a real crayon box • Eight paint styles: solid, shade, dots, rings, checks, stripes, rainbow and glitter — every one works with the fill tool and the brush • A brush in three thicknesses, and an eraser that understands both taps and strokes • 428 stickers in eight sets, each one movable, resizable and rotatable • Undo and redo, a hundred steps deep • Difficulty badges, so an easier page is easy to find Work saves itself. Close the app mid-picture and it is exactly where your child left it. Colour the same page again and the earlier version is kept, not overwritten. WHAT YOU GET AS A PARENT • Sharing, printing, deleting and adding photos all sit behind a parental gate — a small multiplication your child cannot do in their head and you can • Print the blank page, so the same picture works on paper too • Share a finished picture as a large image, straight to Photos, AirDrop or a message • Turn your own drawing into a colouring page: pick a photo of a sketch, and the app checks whether it will actually fill properly, shows you what it found, and lets you decide • Deleted work waits thirty days before it really goes NO INTERNET. NO ACCOUNTS. NOTHING COLLECTED. Ericolour has no network connection at all. Not a limited one — none. There are no accounts, no analytics, no advertising, no tracking and no third-party services. Nothing your child makes leaves the iPad unless you choose to share it. There is no privacy setting to get wrong, because there is nothing to collect. WHAT IS NOT IN HERE No subscriptions. No adverts. No in-app purchases. No sign-in. No sound effects nudging your child to keep tapping. No leaderboards, no streaks, no daily rewards. A colouring book does not need any of that. Neither does a child. PRACTICAL • iPad only, portrait and landscape — in landscape the drawing area is about two-thirds larger • Works fully offline, on a plane, in a car, anywhere • English • One iPad, one child — there are no profiles to manage Made by a parent for his son, and named after him.Read more
Ericolour is a colouring book for children, built for iPad and for one child in particular. Everything in it is unlocked from the first tap. There is nothing to unlock later, nothing to wait for, and nothing asking your child to come back tomorrow. And with every iteration new drawings will arrive. Every month. Tap inside any shape and it fills with colour. That is the whole idea, and a six-year-old works it out in about four seconds. WHAT YOUR CHILD GETS • 665 hand-checked line drawings across 46 themes — animals, dinosaurs, vehicles, space, food, fairy tales, robots, professions and more • 24 colours, chosen to look like a real crayon box • Eight paint styles: solid, shade, dots, rings, checks, stripes, rainbow and glitter — every one works with the fill tool and the brush • A brush in three thicknesses, and an eraser that understands both taps and strokes • 428 stickers in eight sets, each one movable, resizable and rotatable • Undo and redo, a hundred steps deep • Difficulty badges, so an easier page is easy to find Work saves itself. Close the app mid-picture and it is exactly where your child left it. Colour the same page again and the earlier version is kept, not overwritten. WHAT YOU GET AS A PARENT • Sharing, printing, deleting and adding photos all sit behind a parental gate — a small multiplication your child cannot do in their head and you can • Print the blank page, so the same picture works on paper too • Share a finished picture as a large image, straight to Photos, AirDrop or a message • Turn your own drawing into a colouring page: pick a photo of a sketch, and the app checks whether it will actually fill properly, shows you what it found, and lets you decide • Deleted work waits thirty days before it really goes NO INTERNET. NO ACCOUNTS. NOTHING COLLECTED. Ericolour has no network connection at all. Not a limited one — none. There are no accounts, no analytics, no advertising, no tracking and no third-party services. Nothing your child makes leaves the iPad unless you choose to share it. There is no privacy setting to get wrong, because there is nothing to collect. WHAT IS NOT IN HERE No subscriptions. No adverts. No in-app purchases. No sign-in. No sound effects nudging your child to keep tapping. No leaderboards, no streaks, no daily rewards. A colouring book does not need any of that. Neither does a child. PRACTICAL • iPad only, portrait and landscape — in landscape the drawing area is about two-thirds larger • Works fully offline, on a plane, in a car, anywhere • English • One iPad, one child — there are no profiles to manage Made by a parent for his son, and named after him.

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  1. Version 1.1First seen · 17 Sept 2026

    Now in Hungarian too. The app follows your iPad's language, and you can switch it any time under Settings → Language · Nyelv. All 664 page titles and 46 themes are translated.

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