The app gives you over a hundred tools to mess around with. Not just crayons and markers, but glitter pens, sticker packs, and even a paint bucket that fills entire sections in one tap. There are dozens of pages to color—animals, vehicles, princesses, dinosaurs—and every single one is simple enough for little fingers. No tiny buttons, no confusing menus. Just pick a page, pick a tool, and go. The glitter option is a huge hit here. My kid will tap a single sparkly star and then watch it shimmer for way longer than you’d expect. It’s oddly calming.

What I really like is how it teaches colors without being pushy. When you select a crayon, the app says the color name out loud. So while your kid is scribbling purple all over a unicorn’s face, they’re also picking up “purple” without any boring lessons. The stickers are another win—there are dozens of them, from stars to cupcakes, and you can place them anywhere on the page. My daughter’s favorite move is covering every single inch of a dinosaur with cupcake stickers. It looks ridiculous, but she’s happy.

It’s worth mentioning that this isn’t one of those apps that tries to sell you a new pack every five seconds. There’s a decent amount of free content, and the paid upgrade unlocks everything. No ads popping up mid-coloring, which is a huge relief. The only downside? Some of the pages could use a bit more detail for older kids, but for the up-to-5 crowd, it’s just right.

If you’ve got a toddler who loves scribbling on your walls, this app might save your sanity. Hand them a tablet, open it up, and watch them go to town with glitter and stickers. Just don’t be surprised if they demand a cupcake-sticker-covered dinosaur for dinner.