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Open ⚙ Settings and type the first name. If the name is in the app's sound database, the app greets your child by name; otherwise a generic greeting plays. Letters are practiced in "Name case" — a capital first letter, then lowercase.
The top row shows lined paper and demonstrates each letter being drawn, one at a time, while a voice explains it. Your child then copies the letter on the bottom row. Finish a letter to move to the next. Tap any letter to jump to it; tap the top row to watch its demo again. Each letter has its own ↺ undo button.
Shows or hides the dashed center lines, start dots and arrows inside the letters. As your child improves, turn them off for a greater challenge.
When ON, the app checks that your child actually follows the letter shape (and gently rejects scribbling) before marking a letter done. Turn OFF for free drawing — no red marks or rejected strokes — but a letter still counts as done only once every part of it has been more or less drawn.
No demos and no voice prompts — the top row simply shows the letters and your child writes the whole name independently, in any order.
Each time your child completes the whole name, a vector snapshot is kept in this browser (up to 10, newest first). Open 📈 Progress to review them; the 💾 Save button on any try downloads it as an SVG file you can keep or print.
BG width adjusts the light-blue letter bands (wider = more forgiving); Ink width adjusts the thickness of your child's drawn lines.
Up to 10 completed names are kept — newest first.
First name only — up to 12 letters.