Capital letters A–Z
All 26 capital letters, drawn stroke by stroke in the same order a teacher would show.
Letter & number tracing app for kids aged 2–8
Bubli is a friendly tracing app. Children follow a moving arrow to write A–Z, a–z, the Hindi varnamala and the numbers 1 to 100, and win a gold coin for every letter they finish.


Everything a little learner needs to start writing, in one colourful app.
All 26 capital letters, drawn stroke by stroke in the same order a teacher would show.
All 26 small letters, with writing lines so children learn where each letter sits.
All 49 Hindi letters: swar (vowels) and vyanjan (consonants), each with an example word.
A maths corner for counting and writing every number from 1 to 100.
Choose from capital and small letters, Hindi letters or numbers.
An animated arrow shows where to start and which way to go. Dots fill in as your child traces.
Finish the letter to hear “Good job” and win a gold coin to collect.


Bubli tells children what to draw and gives a gentle reminder if they pause. Parents choose the voice on the Profile screen.
“Draw the letter A”
Clear, natural English that matches the phone's own voice, for families anywhere in the world.
“ए बनाओ ए”
A Hindi-style voice for families in India. The Hindi letters अ से ज्ञ are always spoken in Hindi.
A shiny coin pops up after each letter or number, and the total grows on the home screen and the Profile tab. It is a small reward that makes children want to do one more.
Bubli is built for children, so privacy and safety come first.

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Bubli is made for children aged 2 to 8 who are learning to hold a pencil and write letters and numbers.
Yes. Bubli is free to download and play. It contains ads, which are set up for children and appear only between activities.
Bubli is made for Android phones and tablets and will be available on Google Play. An iPhone and iPad version is not available yet.
Capital letters A to Z, small letters a to z, all 49 letters of the Hindi varnamala (अ से ज्ञ) and the numbers 1 to 100.
The voice can be English or Hindi, chosen by a parent on the Profile screen. By default it follows the phone's region. The Hindi letters are always spoken in Hindi.
No. There is no account or sign-up. The app asks once for a first name and an age, and keeps them only on the device.
No personal information is sent from the app. The name, age and coins are stored only on the device. The ads come from Google AdMob and are set to child-directed and non-personalised. Read the full privacy policy for details.
Yes, drawing and the voice work offline. An internet connection is only needed for ads.
Give your child a fun way to learn their first letters and numbers.
Coming soon onGoogle Play