Pulli makes real kolams. Every design is a proper sikku kolam: one unbroken line that loops around every dot and comes back to where it started. And it doesn't just show you the finished kolam. It shows you how to draw it, one loop at a time, so you can put it on your own doorstep.
A NEW KOLAM EVERY MORNING Open Pulli and today's kolam is waiting. Everyone gets the same one, so you can compare with your sister in Chennai or your mother in Bengaluru. It works without internet. Small and easy early in the week, bigger by Sunday.
WATCH IT DRAWN, STEP BY STEP First the dots appear, row by row, with the count: put 1-3-5-7-5-3-1 dots. Then the line draws itself, one loop at a time. Pause, go back a step, slow it down to half speed. Floor mode keeps the screen on and gives you a big Next button, so you can follow along with rice flour in one hand.
LEARN FROM ONE DOT 30 levels, from a single dot to the big interlaced sikku kolams. Each has a short tip ("Keep your hand moving; the line never lifts."). Watch it, draw it on the floor, tap "I drew it", and move on. Nobody is marking you.
MAKE YOUR OWN Tap New kolam and Pulli makes a design nobody has drawn before. Choose square or diamond (neer pulli) dots, the size, and how it turns: four ways, a half turn, or mirrored. Every design has a short code like PK-S07R4-4G0007E, so a friend can open exactly the same kolam.
SAVE AND SHARE Keep the ones you like. Share a clean picture of the kolam on a red oxide floor, with its code underneath, to WhatsApp or anywhere else.
FIVE FLOORS Red oxide, the classic doorstep. Wet earth after the morning wash. Speckled granite. Midnight, deep navy, for a kolam under the lamp. And paper, for printing.
IN YOUR LANGUAGE English, Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam, Kannada and Hindi.
QUIET AND PRIVATE No account, no sign-up. Your saved kolams and progress stay on your phone. An optional reminder each morning, only if you turn it on.
PULLI PRO One payment, no subscription: no ads, all 30 levels, unlimited new kolams in every size up to 15 × 15, rectangles and offset (idukku) grids, every symmetry and the Simple to Intricate slider, all five floors, every past kolam of the day, Floor mode whenever you draw, unlimited saved kolams, sharper share images and printable practice sheets.
For kolam, rangoli, muggulu and rangavalli lovers, Margazhi mornings, Pongal, Karthigai, Onam and Diwali, and anyone who has watched a kolam being drawn at dawn and wanted to know how the line knows where to go.
A new kolam every morning. Watch it drawn step by step, then draw it yourself.