RocketPlay turns your painting prompts into a row of paper swatches clipped across a studio clothesline, giving you a quiet visual log of creative ideas. Each prompt swatch holds a short idea name, a chosen paint medium from watercolor, gouache, acrylic, or ink, an optional canvas size such as A5 or a postcard format, and a few quick painting notes. The Line tab shows the full-width clothesline with swatches hanging at slightly alternating angles, making your upcoming work feel tangible at a glance. Above the line sits a narrow shelf holding two round paint-cap counters that display your total swatch count and how many you have marked as ready to paint. Just beneath them, the five most recent swatches stay clipped in a compact row so your current inspiration never slips out of view. Tapping the Add Swatch tab opens a simple form where you name the prompt, pick medium chips, and note the surface size before saving. The moment you save, a brand-new paper swatch clips onto the line and the view returns immediately to your growing clothesline. The Swatches tab collects every swatch in a scrollable, searchable list that lets you filter by prompt name in seconds. Touch any entry and the same edit form appears, allowing you to refine the details, update the medium or note, or delete the swatch entirely with one tap. Your entire collection lives directly on your device as a simple local store, so you never need an account or an internet connection. Head to the Palette tab for a dedicated studio reference page that shows a medium color legend, a few practical painting tips, and a reset button that clears all local data when you want a clean slate. The four bottom tabs are shaped like paint-tube caps with soft terracotta, teal, ink, and ochre rings, and they switch views instantly with no loading delay. Pegment is built for painters, art journalers, and art students who want a tactile, offline home for short daily painting drills. It keeps the focus entirely on capturing your next brush-ready idea, leaving behind notifications, social noise, and cloud clutter. Every interaction, from adding to editing to removing a swatch, feels as straightforward as pinning a scrap of paper to a line in your own studio.
RocketPlay painting prompts in a tidy studio log