Gentle, age-aware readings of your child's drawings: mood, strengths, ideas.
Doodle Tree helps you see what your child's drawings may be telling you.
Take a photo of a drawing and get a gentle, age-aware reading in under a minute: the mood it may reflect, your child's strengths, what is typical for their age, and ideas for talking about the picture together.
WHAT YOU GET
• Mood and feelings: what colours, pressure and use of space may hint at
• Strengths: imagination, detail, storytelling
• What's typical for the age: compared with how children usually draw at that age
• Conversation ideas: gentle questions that invite your child to tell you more
• Deep analysis: eight drawing parameters, the important nuances and what to keep an eye on
• Timeline and mood over time: every drawing stays in one place as your child grows
• Drawing ideas: prompts that suit your child's age
PRIVATE BY DESIGN
• No sign-up: no email, no phone number
• No ads and no tracking
• Data is stored on servers in Germany (EU)
• Delete a drawing, or your whole account, at any time
FOR CHILDREN AGED 2 TO 13
Every reading takes into account how old your child was when they made the drawing. Doodle Tree is made for parents and guardians.
AN INTERPRETATION, NOT A DIAGNOSIS
Doodle Tree offers a gentle interpretation that helps you notice things and start a conversation. One drawing shows a moment, not the whole child. If you are worried about your child, talk to a paediatrician or a child psychologist.
PLANS
• One analysis: a full and deep analysis of one drawing, no subscription
• Plus: 30 drawings a month, up to 3 children, history and mood over time; monthly or yearly
• Pro: 150 drawings a month and unlimited children, for psychologists and teachers
Subscriptions renew automatically unless cancelled at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. You can manage or cancel them in your Google Play account settings.
Available in 12 languages.
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Privacy Policy: https://doodletree.app/privacy
Novidades
First release of Doodle Tree: photograph your child's drawing and get a gentle look at what it may show.