KidLock Studio: Create Offline

Sloth Parent Studios

In-app purchases

About this app

✈️ Six hours in the air, no Wi-Fi, and the "free" app you downloaded at the gate needs a connection to show anything. So you open the one that works offline — and it has ads. Every ad is a door out: one tap and your three-year-old is in the browser, or the camera roll, or messaging your boss. At 30,000 feet you cannot walk away from what happens next.

KidLock Studio is built for exactly that flight, and for the six-hour road trip that follows it. For the airport before it, the transfer after it, and every dead spot in between.

🔒 THE LOCK
Hand over the phone and it stops being a phone.
• Home, Recents and Back stop working, and the volume keys no longer change the volume.
• Your messages, your camera roll, your bank app: all still where you left them, and your child never reaches them.
• Getting out needs a grown-up — a long hold on a hidden corner, then your 4-digit PIN. A child does not find that by accident.
• It is Android's own screen pinning. No Device Administrator, no Accessibility Service, no VPN — the things other kid-mode apps install to watch your child.

🖼️ THE PROTECTED SWIPE GALLERY — this is the part they ask for
Toddlers want to look at themselves. Handing over an unlocked phone to let them is how the holiday photos get deleted.
• You choose the albums, from your gallery or Google Drive. Each one is a card you can rename or switch off.
• Your child swipes through only those photos, and pinches to zoom from 1x to 5x. A resting palm will not make it jump.
• They draw on them, sticker them, turn one into a 4, 6 or 9-piece jigsaw, or rub a faded one until the color comes back.
• Every creation saves as a NEW file. The original photo is never modified and never deleted.
• They can photograph themselves and add dog ears or a pirate patch. Those stay inside the app, never in your gallery. Off unless you turn it on.

🎨 GUILT-FREE PLAY, AND NOTHING THAT PULLS THEM BACK
• 262 coloring pages on eleven shelves: numbers, letters, animals, vehicles, nature, home, sports, food, jobs, toys and clothes.
• Six quiet learning games that ask them to think: first letters, counting, matching pairs, connect the dots, memory and shapes.
• 18 colors, 3 brush sizes, 3 line textures, 38 stickers, and an eraser that restores the photo exactly.
• Five calm music loops, or mute everything. It never talks over a call.
• No autoplay. No next video. No feed. No daily streak, no coins, no locked pack. They finish a thing, nothing arrives to replace it, and they put it down — which is the whole design.

⚙️ BUILD THE APP YOUR CHILD GETS
Every feature has a switch. Open Customized features and hide what you do not want: any of the six games, the puzzle, the camera, the magic brush, even the coloring pages. Turn off what your two-year-old is not ready for, turn it back on at four.

📴 100% OFFLINE
Airplane mode changes nothing. No internet, no account, no sign-in, nothing to download when you board. Everything above already lives on the phone, and nothing your child does leaves it.
• No Wi-Fi on the aircraft, no signal on the motorway, on a ferry, in a tunnel or underground? It never needed any.

💳 ONE PAYMENT. NOT A SUBSCRIPTION.
• Free until 1 November 2026 — the whole app, not a trial.
• After that, $4.99 once. Yours for good, on every device you own.
• Nothing to buy inside. No coins, no gems, no season pass. The checkout sits behind your PIN.

🛡️ NO ADS, AND PRIVACY
• No ads. Not one. A child under five cannot tell an advert from the app around it.
• No tracking, no analytics, no account, no server.
• No storage or media permissions. Your albums come through the system picker, so the app never gets your library.
• It asks for Play's billing and the camera, and — only if you switch it on — your fingerprint. Never your gallery, storage or location.

Ages 2 to 5. Icons only, nothing to read.

Built by a parent who wanted this on a nine-hour flight and could not find it.

The phone is locked. The kid is busy. You're welcome.