In development
Draw
Doodle, color, and experiment with stamps. Follow an optional Draw with Patchy activity—or see where your own ideas take you.

Development test · Feedback welcome
The Doodle Patch Kids app
We’re creating a playful learning and creativity app for ages 2–8. Draw, discover, and play with Patchy through open-ended activities and optional guided adventures. We’re imagining one family journey from newborn through age 8: parent-operated Quiet Time audio for the earliest years, with interactive creativity designed for ages 2–8.
A development test is now available for review. Final content and physical-device testing are still in progress; this is not a finished release.

Meet your creative companion!
Brand illustration · App screenshots to come
So many ways to wonder
Explore the direction of our app.
Features and content may change during testing.
In development
Doodle, color, and experiment with stamps. Follow an optional Draw with Patchy activity—or see where your own ideas take you.
In development
Explore age-appropriate math, science, and discovery, with activities intended to match different learning levels.
In development
Relaxed games with room to explore at your own pace. Optional educational modes would add a little learning to the fun.
In development
Dress up Patchy, decorate a little room, and put your own artwork in a special frame. A space to make your own.
In development
Watch currently says Coming soon. Episodes will appear only after approval; offline episode downloads are planned for a later update.
Parent controls
Separate local profiles, adjustable playtime limits, sound controls, and manual backups—ready to explore in the test.
Grown-ups, this part’s for you
We’re building for mobile and desktop with an installable web app. Use the development test and instructions below to help us check the experience on your devices.
Automated browser checks have passed. Real iPhone, iPad and Android testing and final content review are still pending.
Quiet Time is parent-operated audio, including for families with children under 2. A child does not need to watch the screen. In this test, Quiet Time works in the foreground: keep the app open. Screen-off or locked-device playback is not supported.
Test profiles are stored locally on the device. They are not online child accounts. Parents choose activities and settings for each profile.
Core activities are intended to work offline after the initial setup. Setup, updates, and new packs would need a connection. Offline video is planned for later.
Artwork and profiles stay in this browser or installed app on this device. They do not automatically sync. Clearing browser data, removing the app or losing the device may lose work. Use the parent-managed encrypted backup and restore tools. Data from a localhost preview does not appear here automatically.
Optional extras, extra imagination
Themes and activity collections we’re imagining. No packs are available to download yet.
Friendly pumpkins, playful costumes, and a sprinkle of make-believe.
Concept only · Not available to download
Twinkly colors, cozy creations, and little moments of festive wonder.
Concept only · Not available to download
In the planned parent-only Pack Library, a pack would download once for the device. Parents would enable its content for each child, with themes chosen separately for each profile.
Ready for your feedback
Development test · 0.3.5
Explore Doodle Patch for ages 2–8. Device compatibility, final artwork, learning content and listening review are still being checked. Watch remains Coming soon; optional email recovery and downloadable pack releases are not active.
On a phone or tablet, scan the code or use the link. The QR opens the same app address; it does not install anything automatically.
Before you begin: create a parent PIN and keep the recovery code somewhere safe. Use a test profile and try saving, sound and your favorite activities.

Open the new icon to try it. Menu labels depend on your iOS or iPadOS version.
Apple’s iPhone guide ↗ · iPad guide ↗If you only see a shortcut option, let us know which device and browser you used.
Chrome’s installation guide ↗Test availability: served from our studio Mac. The Mac, external drive and connection must be running for remote setup and updates. Core offline readiness is being tested after initial online setup; Quiet Time is foreground-only. This is a web app test, not an App Store or Google Play release.
Profiles and artwork are local to this browser or installed app. They do not automatically sync or transfer from a localhost preview. Keep encrypted backups before changes; don’t clear storage to fix an issue. Send device details and feedback to support@doodlepatchkids.com.
A few things you might wonder
Yes, a development test is available using the link and instructions above. It is for testing and feedback, with physical-device and final content review still pending. No public production-release date has been set.
Mobile and desktop are part of our direction. We’re starting mobile-first with an installable web app for Apple and Android devices. Desktop installation and the exact supported devices and browsers still need to be confirmed and tested.
Core offline behavior has passed automated browser checks after setup. Please test it on your own device; real mobile-device acceptance is still pending. Initial setup and updates need internet access. Offline episodes and pack releases are not available.
The test has separate local profiles, with artwork and settings stored on the device. They do not automatically sync. Parent-managed encrypted backup and restore can transfer work; keep your recovery information safe.
No packs are available yet. Our plan is to share each download across profiles on one device, while letting parents enable content per child and select themes per profile. Pack contents, age guidance, compatibility, sizes, versions, and update notes will be listed before release.
Interactive drawing, discovery, and play are being designed for ages 2–8. Parents would choose activities by their child’s age and ability. For families with younger children, including babies under age 2, the test includes separate Quiet Time audio that a parent operates. Final activity and pack guidance will be provided before release.
We’re exploring future screen sharing from a phone or tablet to a TV. Mirroring would depend on compatible devices and TV hardware, and we have not verified it. A dedicated Fire TV app is also a possibility for separate future development; it is not part of the current mobile web app plan or available to install. These ideas have no release date.
Quiet Time is parent-controlled audio, separate from interactive activities for ages 2–8. A grown-up chooses and operates it. This test requires the app to stay open in the foreground; it does not support screen-off or locked-device playback.