Finger painting, with nothing in the way.
A painting app for iPad, ages 2 to 5. Try a picture in every world, free.
What you will find inside.
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Free ads
No banners, no videos halfway through a scene, no tiny close buttons that open something else instead.
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No account, no login
It opens and it paints. We never ask for an email, a name or a password.
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No third-party tracking
No ad SDKs and no third-party analytics. The little data we keep stays in our own private database, built on Apple's own CloudKit.
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Works offline
On a plane, in the car or in a waiting room. Everything ships with the app.
Run a finger over it.
The color is already underneath, waiting. This is exactly what your child does on the iPad.
Swipe your finger
Nice work!
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A game a toddler cannot lose.
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Nothing to tap first
Palmi opens straight into the canvas — past the menus, the settings screen, and the tutorial a two year old was never going to read anyway.
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No timer
They set the pace. Two minutes or twenty, it's up to them.
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It always ends well
Every scene finishes with confetti and a sound. There's no failing and no losing progress — "start over" is there only if they want a clean canvas, never because they have to.
One free picture in every world.
Jungle, Ocean, Farm and Savanna each come with one picture to paint for free, so your child can try every world before you decide. A single purchase then unlocks every other picture, in all four worlds, for good — no subscription, ever. Family Sharing is on, so it unlocks on every iPad at home for the same payment.
Questions parents ask.
Ages 2 to 5. The whole game is one swipe, so it works long before reading, and long before small buttons get easy to hit.
Palmi is built for iPad, where a small hand has plenty of room to paint.
Yes. Every scene ships with the app and paints the same way in airplane mode.
No subscription. Every world includes one free picture to try, and a single one-time purchase unlocks every other picture, in all four worlds, for good.
Palmi doesn't need an account and never asks for personal information. It keeps a small amount of anonymous usage data — like which world was opened, or how a scene was finished — tied to a random ID generated on the device, not to your child. That data stays with us; it's never shared with advertisers or other companies. See our privacy policy for the full detail.
Yes. Family Sharing is enabled, so it installs on the family devices without paying again.
Support
Need help with Palmi, or have a question? Reach out any time.
We typically respond within 1 to 2 business days.
Privacy policy
Last updated 1 September 2026
At Palmi we take children's privacy very seriously. This policy explains how the app handles data.
Quick summary
Palmi does not collect any personal data from children or from parents and guardians, does not show ads, and does not use any third-party analytics or advertising SDK. The app records a small amount of anonymous, on-device-generated usage data through Apple's own CloudKit service, used only to understand how the app is used in aggregate. This data cannot identify a child or their family.
What we do not collect
- A child's name, age, photo or identity
- Geographic location
- Contacts, photo library or any files from the device
- Email address or registration data, since there is no account system and no login
- Apple's advertising identifier (IDFA) or vendor identifier (IDFV), or any cross-app tracking data
- Any data sent to third-party analytics or advertising companies, since Palmi uses none
Anonymous usage data we do collect
To understand how Palmi is used and to improve it, the app generates a random identifier on the device the first time it is opened. This identifier is different from Apple's own advertising or vendor identifiers. It isn't linked to an Apple ID, an email address or any personal account, so it can't be traced back to a specific child or family.
Using this identifier, the app records anonymous events such as when a painting session starts or ends, which world or animal was opened, whether a scene was finished, the general hardware model of the device (e.g. "iPad" versus "iPhone") and whether it is held vertically or horizontally, and the steps of the in-app purchase process (for example, that the purchase screen was shown or a purchase was completed or cancelled). These events are stored using Apple's CloudKit service, in a database controlled solely by us. No third party has access to this data, and it is never sold, shared or used for advertising.
Payments
If the user makes an in-app purchase to unlock additional content, the transaction is handled directly by Apple through StoreKit. Palmi does not access, store or process any payment, card or billing information. That information stays exclusively with Apple, under Apple's own privacy policy.
Advertising and third party tracking
Palmi contains no advertising and no third-party SDKs for analytics, marketing or tracking. The only data processing described above happens through Apple's own CloudKit infrastructure, under our control, and is never shared with advertisers or any other company.
Parental controls
In-app purchase features sit behind a parental gate that requires solving a numeric problem before access is granted, so a child cannot buy anything by accident.
Changes to this policy
If this privacy policy is updated in the future, the new version will be published on this same page, along with the date of the last update.
Contact
If you have any questions about this privacy policy, write to hello.palmiapp@gmail.com. We typically respond within 1 to 2 business days.