Dot Art: Picture Puzzle
Copy the picture dot by dot on a magnetic pegboard.
A picture sits on the card above the board. Copy it, one coloured dot at a time, until the board matches it exactly. Tap a colour to load it, or drag a dot straight out of the tray — either way it snaps into the nearest hole and stays put. No timers, no lives, no pressure: it is made for anyone who finds that sort of thing quietly satisfying, grown-ups included.
- Lots of pictures, plenty of themesSky & garden, food, pets, wild animals, under the sea, faces and more. The first few themes are free; unlock the rest one at a time or all at once, with a one-off purchase.
- A new picture every dayA hand-drawn picture of the day you won't find on the shelf. Solve it to grow your streak — and one missed day needn't end the run.
- Boards to grow intoEasy, medium and hard, each bigger than the last.
- Nudges, not naggingA hint points at the next missing dot when someone gets stuck.
- Draw your ownFree-play boards up to 12×12, with mirror mode and save. Send a drawing as a picture, or as a challenge a friend can copy in the app.
- Go for the gold starSolve it with no dots wasted. Dark mode, too, for the evening wind-down.
Kids Pretend Shop
Run your own pretend cafe, toy store and sports store.
Kids love playing shop. Pretend Shop turns the device into their shop: take orders, fill the basket, watch the total add up, and "pay" at the till — big friendly buttons, fun sounds and a satisfying buzz on every tap.
- Three shops to runThe Cafe, the Toy Store and the Sports Store, each with its own aisles. More on the way.
- Real little sumsEvery item has a price and the total grows as the basket fills.
- Tap to payHold two devices together for a pretend contactless payment.
- What's in my food?Filter the menu by gluten, dairy, eggs or nuts. A gentle way in to talking about allergies.
- Make it their shopThey pick the name, the logo and the background.
- Made for little shopkeepersOne-off ad-free unlock, no subscriptions, purchases behind a parent gate.
About LudwigTech
LudwigTech is one person: Byron, a software engineer who started building apps for his own kids and kept going — sometimes for them, sometimes for himself. Every picture, price and sound effect has been play-tested by a fairly demanding focus group at the kitchen table.
There is no team, no investors and no growth targets — just apps I am happy to hand my own children, and one I play myself. If you download one, that genuinely helps: it is what keeps the next one getting built.
Want to help? Installing an app, leaving a review on Google Play, or passing it on to someone who would enjoy it all make a real difference.
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