Hand your phone to your three-year-old and stop worrying about it.

KidLock Studio shows your child only the photos you chose — and nothing else on
the device. No messages, no camera roll, no other apps, no internet. And when
they are done looking, there are 132 ready-made coloring pages waiting in the
box.

Built for ages 2 to 5. Icons only, nothing to read.

THE DEVICE STAYS LOCKED
• Home and Recents stop working while your child plays, and so do the hardware
buttons — back, volume, the lot. The status and navigation bars are hidden.
Screen pinning is on from the start: Android asks you to confirm once, during
setup, then never bothers your child again.
• Your messages, your camera roll, your bank app — all still exactly where you
left them.
• Getting out needs a grown-up: a three-second hold on a hidden lock, then your
4-digit PIN. A child cannot find it by accident.
• The power button becomes harmless. The screen goes off, and the next press
comes straight back into the app — no device PIN, no adult needed.
• Forgot your PIN? Your own recovery question, chosen by you, gets you back in.

132 COLORING PAGES, IN THE BOX
• Six shelves to choose from: numbers, letters, animals, vehicles, nature, and
things around the house.
• Every page is drawn for small hands: big shapes, thick lines, and a bucket that
fills in one tap without leaking.
• They are there on the very first launch, before you have added a single photo
of your own.
• Twelve looks for the coloring paper itself — five plain colors and seven gentle
patterns — picked once in Settings.

YOUR PHOTOS, AND WHAT A CHILD CAN DO WITH THEM
• Add a whole folder, or pick individual photos — from your gallery or Google
Drive.
• Each album is a card on a shelf: switch them on/off, rename them, reorder them.
• Swipe for the next photo, pinch or double-tap to zoom — a resting palm won't
make it jump.
• Your child draws and stickers straight onto the family photos: 18 colors, three
brush sizes, 38 stickers, and an eraser that restores the photo exactly.
• Tap the magic wand and the photo turns grey — then a rainbow brush paints its own
colors back wherever your child brushes. They uncover Grandma themselves.
• Every creation saves as a NEW file — the original photo is never touched, not by
the app and not by a three-year-old with a plan.
• Finished drawings land in your Pictures folder — visible in your Gallery app,
and they survive uninstalling.
• Share or delete your child's drawings from Parent Mode, behind your PIN — with a
few seconds to undo a delete.
• Slideshow at a pace you set, 1 to 15 seconds — because you know how long you
need.

NO ADS. NO INTERNET. NO ACCOUNT.
• Zero advertisements. Zero tracking. Zero analytics. No third-party SDKs. No
sign-up, no email, no cloud. Nothing a child can tap into a store, a browser, or
a video about slime.
• The app declares no Android permissions at all — not even photo access. Your
photos reach it through Android's own picker, which needs none.
• It makes no network calls, so nothing your child does can leave the device. It has
never needed the internet, so it cannot be having a bad day.

NO SUBSCRIPTION, AND THE PAGES KEEP COMING
• No monthly fee, no yearly fee, no subscription of any kind, and no small print.
• New coloring pages are added over time, and they arrive with the app — no
download, no account, nothing to buy per pack.

FOR A CAR, A WAITING ROOM, A QUIET HALF HOUR
• Phone or tablet. On a tablet every control is drawn larger, and the bigger canvas
suits a small hand better.
• Six quiet music loops, picked to survive an hour in the car. Soft sound
effects, or mute everything. If another app is already playing, KidLock stays
silent rather than talk over it.

Built by a parent who wanted this app and could not find it.

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