Ages 4 to 8 · iPhone and Android

Every drawing has a song.

Take a photo of your child's drawing. Its characters peel off the page like paper cut-outs and dance to a song written from the drawing itself. Then stick the show on the fridge.

Coming soon to the App Store and Google Play.

Our promise to grown-ups

Their real lines, never redrawn. Scribblebop never uploads a drawing.

How it works

  1. Snap

    Take a photo of a drawing, or pick one you already have, and tap the picture that shows it the right way up.

  2. Wake

    Bop, the app's helper, cuts each character out as a paper sticker. Wake the friends who dance. Everyone else takes a nap.

  3. Showtime

    The show starts with a song written from the drawing itself. Tap a dancer and it jumps and sings its own note.

Your child's own marks are cut out, moved, turned and stretched. They are never redrawn, prettified or fixed.

A look inside

A child's castle drawing on the show stage with a character mid-hop; the original marker lines are untouched.
Their real lines, never redrawnThe original marker lines stay exactly as the child drew them.
The Make it yours screen with six song tiles: Marimba Party, Music Box, Space Disco, Jungle Drums, Marching Band and Spooky.
Every drawing gets its own songSix songs, five moves, magic and four stages. Every choice is one tap.
The fridge door with three polaroid shows held by colored magnets, and the Make it bop button above.
Stick every show on the fridgeWatch it again any time, or turn it into a movie for grandma.

Screens from the iPhone app. The Android app has the same screens.

Made for little hands

  • Big buttons and pictures instead of words. No reading and no typing needed.
  • Two sample drawings are ready to dance, so a first show starts in three taps.
  • A read-aloud button, when the phone has an English speech voice.

Private by design

Everything happens on the phone. Scribblebop makes no network connections, so there is nothing for us to receive.

The privacy policy says exactly what the app keeps, and how a grown-up can see it and delete it.

Read the privacy policy

  • Finding the paper, cutting out the characters, writing the song and making the movie all happen on the device.
  • No accounts, no ads, no chat and no analytics.
  • The camera is used only when a child taps Take a photo.
  • A grown-up question guards the settings, sending a movie to family and deleting.
  • A grown-up can see exactly what each saved show keeps, and delete it at any time.
  • The one link out of the app is a grown-up-only Privacy policy button. It opens this website in the phone's own browser, and the app sends nothing with it.

Coming soon

Scribblebop is coming soon to the App Store and Google Play. This page will link to both when the apps are live.