A colouring app that is only a colouring app. Pay once — then nothing else, ever.
No ads · No tracking · No subscriptions · No internet
No settings · No grown-ups area · No social media · Nowhere to get lost
★ Already have it? Please leave a review. JustColor will never ask you inside the app — doing that would mean adding internet access, and it has none at all. The store is the only place a review can happen. Leave a review ★
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Most “kid-safe” apps ask you to trust them. JustColor is built so there is nothing to trust: the things that worry parents simply aren't in the app. Hand it over and walk away — there is no screen your child can get lost in, and nothing they'll need you to come and fix.
Check the Play listing yourself — it reports no permissions required and no data collected.
Big friendly buttons, no reading required, and nothing a child can get lost in.
Tap an area to fill it, draw freehand with chunky crayons in three sizes, or switch on “stay inside the lines”.
30 crayons — including dark shades and five skin tones — a whole page of soft pastels, 17 patterns from polka dots to leopard spots, and sparkly glitter fills.
Every control is a picture. Nothing to read, no menus, no wrong way to play.
Loved that page? Start it fresh without losing the first one. Every attempt is kept side by side, so your child can try new colours and pick their favourite.
Puppies, safari animals, the beach, rockets, butterflies, plus back-to-school, Halloween and summer pages — with progress saved automatically. More are on the way.
Built tablet-first, works beautifully on phones, and rearranges itself for portrait or landscape.
There is no advertising behind this app — a handful of reviews is the difference between other parents finding it and it quietly disappearing. Thirty seconds of your time genuinely decides that.
Something not right instead? Tell me directly: [email protected] — I read every message.
Real screens from the app — nothing staged.





