For parents
The coloring book that wants nothing from your child
1,890 coloring pages on tablet and phone – the same ones you can print out here on ausmal.club. No advertising, no account, no network. Five pictures are free for good, everything beyond that is your decision.
Five pictures free for good · no advertising · no data collection
A look inside the app
Four screens from everyday use – this is what it looks like when your child works the app alone.
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At the end there is a picture, not an offer. When the picture is full there is confetti and three buttons: print it, put it in the collection, or start the next one. -
Unfinished pictures come first. Whatever your child started sits at the top, with the topics of the catalog below. Everything is picked by eye, nothing has to be read. -
Every piece of work stays. The collection marks finished work with a badge and unfinished work with a ring. What has been painted stays open, subscription or not. -
One word, and the catalog sorts itself. Anyone who can type already searches alone: “unicorn” brings up every picture with a unicorn, and every result names its topic.
In short
- Completely offline
- No advertising
- No tracking
- Five languages
What is inside
Six things that make the difference when a child is sitting on the sofa alone with a tablet or phone.
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One tap, one area.
Every picture is worked out in advance: one tap fills exactly one area, nothing runs over the line, and an old device answers as quickly as a new one.
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1,890 pictures in 160 topics.
From the unicorn to the digger to the Advent wreath – so many pictures that your child will never reach the end, and every one of them carries a proper name.
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Everything stays on the device.
No account, no sign-in, no server: the app never calls the internet, and your child’s drawings leave the device only if you pass them on yourself.
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First print, then paint.
The blank outline goes onto paper, and so does the finished picture – and anyone who wants to can share it as a PDF or put it into Photos.
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Painting time ends by itself.
You set between five and sixty minutes for each day of the week, plus days off. The end is announced with a quiet sound, not with a bolt across the door – the finished picture stays where it is.
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You set how much is going on.
Three levels based on the number of areas make sure that a three-year-old is not served a cathedral with four hundred of them.
How it works
Three steps, and after that the app runs without you.
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Download and start.
The app is free, and five pictures are there right away. No account, no sign-up, no email address – your child taps a picture and paints.
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Set it up once.
Behind a small sum sits “For grown-ups”: language, painting time, how much may be going on in a picture, and whether printing is allowed. After that you do not have to go back there.
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Put it on paper.
When a picture is finished, print it out – or print the blank outline and let your child color it in once more with real pencils.
Safe for children
What is deliberately missing from this app matters more than what is in it.
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No advertising. Not even my own.
Nothing is advertised in the app. A picture that has not been unlocked does not even appear in the children’s area – a grey tile with a padlock would be an invitation to buy aimed at a child as well.
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No purchase without a grown-up.
Every purchase, every link to the outside and every permission request sits behind a sum that a four-year-old will not solve and you will in four seconds.
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No data collection, no tracking.
No analytics library, no ad network, no device identifier, no crash reporting service. There is simply nothing that could be sent.
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No chat, no uploading, no sharing to social networks.
Deliberately not built. Pictures leave the device only through your system’s share dialog, and even then only behind the sum.
Five pictures for ever, everything else by subscription
The app is free to download, and five pictures stay free for good – even if you never pay anything or cancel a subscription again. Anyone who would like to open all 1,890 pictures chooses one of two subscriptions: 3,99 € a month or 29,99 € a year. It is taken out behind the sum, in the App Store or on Google Play, and that is where you cancel it too – in two taps, with no follow-up question.
3,99 € a month
Can be cancelled monthly.
Around 37 % cheaper than twelve monthly subscriptions
7 days free to try it out. After that the subscription continues at the price shown until it is cancelled in the store settings at least 24 hours before the end of the current period.
The store shows the prices for your country.
Starter set with five pictures – free for good
What stays even without a subscription
Every function – painting, the collection, printing, sharing, painting time, the choice of language. And every picture your child has painted stays, and stays open. When a subscription ends, only the pictures that came with it disappear from the selection.
Get Ausmal Club
For iPhone and iPad. The Android version for phones and tablets is coming soon.
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Frequent questions
What does the app cost?
It is free to download, and five pictures stay free for good. All 1,890 pictures cost 3,99 € a month or 29,99 € a year, with 7 days to try it out beforehand.
Does the app need the internet?
No. All the pictures are inside the app. Only the store needs a connection – so when buying and when restoring a purchase.
Can my child buy something by accident?
No. The purchase screen sits behind a sum with a two-digit answer, and no locked picture turns up in the children’s area at all.
A coloring book that stays calm
No account, no advertising, no network – and you keep control over how long the painting lasts and how much is going on in a picture.