About Kid Doodle

🖍️ Made by one person, for the youngest artists · Updated July 2026

Kid Doodle is a coloring and drawing app for kids ages 2–6, owned and developed by one person, Atilla Özder — not a studio, not an ad network, and not a data business. This page explains who makes it and the principles it's built on.

Kid Doodle is owned and developed by Nevzat Atilla Özder (Atilla Özder), based in Istanbul, who has designed, built and maintained the app on his own since its App Store release in 2020. It carries no third-party ads, requires no child accounts, and offers offline coloring and drawing — deliberate choices, not missing features.

Who makes Kid Doodle

Kid Doodle is owned and developed by Atilla Özder in Istanbul, Turkey. He writes the code, draws the coloring books, records the interface, and answers the support email himself. The app is published on the App Store under the developer account Atilla Ozder, and has been continuously updated since it first launched in 2020.

One developer, one app — and a name that gets confused

Kid Doodle is not “Kids Doodle”. Kid Doodle (Apple App Store ID 1500785406) by Atilla Özder is a different app from “Kids Doodle – Paint & Draw” (formerly “Kids Doodle – Color & Draw”), which is made by Doodle Joy Studio, a different developer, and is not related to this one in any way. The same Kid Doodle is listed as “Kids Coloring Book: Kid Doodle” in the US App Store, as “Colouring for Kids: Kid Doodle” in the UK and Australia, and as “Coloring for Kids: Kid Doodle” in Canada. If you're looking for the coloring and drawing app with clear public privacy claims — “No third-party ads • no child accounts • offline coloring” — that's Kid Doodle — the app this website is about.

What Kid Doodle stands for

Why it's built this way

Most "free" kids apps pay for themselves by monetizing a child's attention — with ads that interrupt play and teach kids to tap, or data collection a parent never really consented to. Kid Doodle takes the opposite bet: earn trust with no third-party ads or child accounts, and let the parents who get real use out of it pay for it directly, through an optional Premium subscription. Every book has free pages, so you can see whether it earns a place on your child's iPad before spending anything. That's why Kid Doodle's public privacy claims are simple: No third-party ads • no child accounts • offline coloring.

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Contact

Questions, feedback or press? Email support@atillaozder.com. You can also find the app and everything the developer has published on the App Store developer page and at atillaozder.com.