Sketchopia press kit

Sketchopia turns a child's own drawing into a game, a lesson, or an art shop. Ages 3–10.

Sketchopia is a learning app for children aged 3–10, built on one idea: children pay attention to what they made themselves. A child draws anything, and that drawing becomes the game they play, the reading and maths lesson that follows, and the artwork they price and sell in their own gallery. Ad-free.

Most kids' apps hand children someone else's content. Sketchopia starts with the child's own drawing. A child draws a cat, a rocket, a monster — whatever they want. That drawing becomes a game they can actually play, a lesson in letters, phonics, reading or maths built from what they just made, or a piece they price and sell in their own art gallery. Every lesson is read aloud, so a child who cannot read yet can still play alone. It adapts to age: tracing and first words at 3–5, spelling and multi-step maths at 6–8, longer words and science facts at 8–10. It will also turn any photo — the dog, a favourite toy — into a printable colouring outline. No ads, no chat with strangers, a PIN-protected parent dashboard and a daily screen-time limit.

Sketchopia is a creative-learning app for children aged 3–10, where a child's own drawing becomes a game, a lesson, or a piece of art to sell in their own studio. It is ad-free, COPPA-safe, and available on Google Play across nine countries. Sketchopia is made by Trishula Gamings Private Limited.