Draw a friend. Watch it come alive.

Draw on paper or on screen. Scribblie turns your drawing into a friend that talks, listens and remembers you.

Not in the stores yet. Coming to the App Store and Google Play.

The Scribblie drawing screen with a cat drawn in black lines

You drew this.

Real screens from our test build, 10 October 2026.

How Scribblie works

  1. Draw it

    Draw on paper and take a photo, draw right in the app, or trace a guided shape. A monster, a pet, a rocket: any drawing can become a friend.

    The Make a new friend sheet in Scribblie: take a photo, draw on screen, or trace and colour
  2. Meet your friend

    The drawing comes alive and asks for its name. Then it talks and listens by voice, asks your child's first name, and remembers small things they share.

    Whiskers the cat in a meadow, answering with a friendly line and offering Say hi, Dance and Let's play
  3. Play together

    Go on little adventures, like rain, snow, a beach trip or a festival, and draw new objects into your friend's world.

    The app asking Draw something into my world, with a colour palette to draw with
The Friends screen showing six friends: four 3D creatures and two line drawings

Every friend, in one place

Each drawing you bring to life lives on your Friends screen, whether it is still a sketch or has grown into a 3D friend.

The grown-up settings in Scribblie: a daily play-time limit and a sleep time

Grown-ups stay in control

Parents hold the account and set the rules.

  • Play-time limits and bedtime

  • Switches for listening and speaking

  • Delete the account and all data in the app

  • No ads, and no sharing of your family's data

What Scribblie collects, and what is still unfinished

Ready to draw a friend?

Scribblie is coming to the App Store and Google Play. Join the waitlist and we will email you once, at launch.

No spam, no sharing. Grown-ups only: please do not enter a child's email.