The app that reads
your child's drawings.

Upload a photo of what they drew today. KidMood goes deep — reading color, figure size, placement, and pressure the way a child art therapist would — then gives you a warm, specific report you can act on tonight. Nothing is stored on our servers.

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Nothing is storedDeep signal analysisNot a diagnostic tool
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A child's drawing of a cat
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What KidMood notices

“A peaceful moment of comfort and creativity.”

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    Closed, upturned eyes paired with a small smile

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    A small heart drawn voluntarily above the cat, in a soft pink

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    Stable horizontal ground line under the figure

Avg report time · 12sFree · no account
Designed for parents
Nothing is stored on our serversStructured like a therapy sessionAI-assisted, not AI-diagnosedYour data never trains our model
How it works

Three steps. About a minute.

Designed to slot into a Tuesday-night kitchen-table moment, not a clinical office.

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Snap a photo

Upload a drawing they brought home, made in their notebook, or did on the iPad. Any photo works.

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We read the signals

Color, figure size, placement, line pressure, omissions — assessed the way a child art therapist would, against age norms.

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You get a quiet plan

A 2-minute read. What we noticed, what they need tonight, what to say, what to avoid.

What you'll see

A page, not a wall of jargon.

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Dominant emotion

calm

88% match · secondary: joyful
Breakdown
Calm
88%
Joyful
76%
Loved
64%
Curious
52%
What we noticed

Your child drew a cat with closed, content eyes, a small smile, and a heart floating just above it — set under a bright sun on a clean baseline. The whole scene reads as secure: warm colors, a stable ground line, a connected figure, and small symbols of affection. This is the kind of drawing children make when they feel safe enough to play.

Try saying tonight
Try saying

"I noticed the cat you drew today had a heart above it. Will you tell me about that cat?"

Free while in beta

Free to use. No account needed.

Anonymous. Nothing is stored. We're building this in the open and want to see if it's actually useful to parents before adding anything more.

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