Screen time that makes you smile.
Watch your child practise letters, numbers, and creativity using just their hands. No touchscreen. No controller. Just natural movement and imagination.
“Movement is the curriculum. The screen is just the canvas.”
Real gameplay,
no edits.
A clip from Balloon Math, captured live. Every pop is a finger in the air, every count is a confident jab. This is what a session actually looks like.
Four steps. No download.
From URL to first stroke in under a minute. The whole interaction lives in the browser tab.
Any browser, any laptop. Camera permission is the only setup.
Five small waves wake the canvas and calibrate the tracker.
Point and hold for 1.5 seconds. No tap, no click, no controller.
Draw, trace, pop and sort. The hand is the input, always.
Eight activities. One gesture.
Every activity uses the same pinch-to-draw, point-to-select interaction. Children learn the language once, then explore freely.
Screen time that actually means something.
Draw in the Air turns any webcam session into an active, physical learning moment. Children get up, move, and practise real skills, you get peace of mind.
Whole-class movement, EYFS aligned.
A free, browser-based tool that fits your existing classroom setup. One laptop, one webcam, one projector, the whole class moves together.
The questions parents ask first.
No video, no audio, and no images are ever stored or sent anywhere. The camera frame is processed entirely inside the browser tab and discarded each frame. The product runs without a server connection once loaded.
The interaction is built for children aged 3 to 7. Younger children play the warm-up and free-paint modes; from age 5 onward, tracing, spelling, and maths activities open up. Adult supervision is recommended for the first session.
Just a modern browser (Chrome, Edge, Safari 15+) and a webcam. Most laptops from the last five years work. No phone, no tablet, no controller, no glove.
A touchscreen needs only a wrist movement. Draw in the Air rewards whole-arm movement, how 3 to 7 year-olds naturally develop fine motor control. It works best on a laptop or Chromebook with a webcam; tablets can work too, but a laptop gives the most room to move.
You can start for free — core activities are always free to play. A Family plan (with a 7-day free trial) unlocks the full activity library, progress reports, and parental controls. Schools join a free pilot programme; we set the first classroom session up with you personally.