Stroke order isn't fussiness, it's the foundation of good handwriting. Get the order right and characters stand balanced, come out faster, and stay legible. Get it wrong and you won't notice at first. By the time the habit sets in, it's the hardest thing to fix.
The first years of learning to write are exactly when that foundation is laid. So we did one simple thing thoroughly: one character, stroke by stroke, followed until it sticks.
📖 How It Works
1
Follow the Animation
The animation shows the order and direction of every stroke; trace along inside the grid. A wrong stroke just gently says "try again" and never scolds.
2
Learn and Be Rewarded
Each character learned earns a gacha spin and a collectible; complete a set for a badge. Parents can set their own reward goals too.
3
Review with Quizzes
Short quizzes bring learned characters back so they don't fade after one go.
4
Brushy Practises With You
Brushy is a little writing brush. He points at the stroke that comes next and tells you what went wrong, instead of a tiny label popping up in a corner. He cheers when you get it right, and encourages you when you are stuck.
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