Coolphabets
iOS Universel / Education
Coolphabets helps children learn to read and write in their mother tongue through AI-powered handwriting recognition. Five Indian languages — Telugu, Hindi, Marathi, Tamil, and Kannada — with more coming. And it all works 100% offline: every lesson, every game, and even the AI run entirely on your device.
WORKS ANYWHERE — NO INTERNET NEEDED
On a long-haul flight. Visiting family where the signal drops. On a road trip, in a waiting room, on an iPad with no SIM. Coolphabets never needs a connection — the full app, including AI handwriting grading, works completely offline from the moment it's installed. No loading, no buffering, no "connect to WiFi" — ever.
HOW IT WORKS
Every letter follows a 2-step learning path:
1. Tracing — guided practice with letter overlay, AI-graded
2. Free Draw — draw from memory with on-device AI grading and Tara the Star feedback
Children progress at their own pace. Each letter is mastered after 6 successful drawings — 3 traced and 3 freehand.
WATCH AND LEARN
Tap the play icon on any letter to see a short writing demo before practicing on your own. Available in all 5 languages.
PRACTICE TOGETHER
Parent and child learn side by side at the same device. Take turns drawing the same letter, race each other on speed, or switch into Silly Mode — where the parent draws wrong on purpose and the child catches the mistake.
WHAT'S INCLUDED
- Telugu: 52 letters
- Hindi: 49 letters
- Marathi: 50 letters
- Tamil: 30 letters
- Kannada: 49 letters
- 580+ words across the 5 languages with flashcards and translation games
- 2,700+ sentences with listening, building, and fill-in-the-blank
- 45+ games (24 for Solo plan and 21 for Super Family plan), including Word Mixer (new!), Letter Jigsaw, Picture Match, Word Scramble, Treasure Hunt, Memory Match and more
- Letter combinations (Guninthams / Barakhadi / Uyirmey) with guided practice
FOR FAMILIES
- Up to 6 profiles per family
- Family Sharing — every parent or grandparent on the family plan sees the same children's progress on their own phone
- Family games: Sibling Challenge, Co-op Word Builder, Family Bingo, Word Mixer Family Time Trial, and more
- Family Dashboard with charts, leaderboard, and milestones
- PIN-protected parent settings
PRIVACY FIRST
- Works completely offline — nothing to connect to, nothing to leak
- All AI runs on-device, no cloud processing
- No ads, no tracking, no data collection
- iCloud sync across your own Apple ID devices (paid plans)
- COPPA compliant
FREE TO START
- First 5 letters free with unlimited practice
- 7-day free trial for full access
- Solo: $79/year — 1 child profile, all letters/words/sentences, AI handwriting grading, Practice Together mode, all games, full Parent Dashboard, iCloud sync
- Super Family: $99/year — everything plus Family Dashboard, family games, 6 profiles, and Family Sharing across devices
Terms of Use (EULA): https://coolphabets.com/terms.html
Privacy Policy: https://coolphabets.com/privacy.html
Quoi de neuf dans la dernière version ?
What's new in 1.2.17
Sharper handwriting feedback
This release makes our writing feedback noticeably better at telling a correct letter from one that's almost-but-not-quite right — the heart of what Coolphabets does.
• Missing pieces are caught more reliably. If your child leaves out part of a letter, it's now spotted across far more letters in every language — and the little pink circle points to exactly the spot that needs ink.
• Stroke order is graded honestly. Drawing a letter in the wrong order no longer slips through as "correct," even when the shape looks close.
• Clearer "What happened" after each try. The explanation now leads with what really happened — a habit to fix, a missing part, or a mix-up — in plain, kid-friendly language, with no confusing or contradictory messages.
• Steadier, more accurate scoring. Dozens of letters across Telugu, Hindi, Tamil, and Kannada got a tune-up so the score better reflects how the letter was actually written.
As always, everything runs right on your device — no internet needed, and your child's writing never leaves the iPad or iPhone.