Pixel Grove Coloring
A calm color-by-number where the forest lights up as you fill it.
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The Silver Pegasus
Our first story pack. Follow Mira through the grove's silver forest as she sets out to befriend a pegasus: twelve pictures in silver and bronze, from a moonlit lake to a ride over the grove at dawn.
Finish a picture and the next line of the story appears on its card, written to be read aloud. The first picture is free, and the other eleven come with the Grove Pass. The pack brings its own Splash lane too, a moonlit causeway across the lake.
One night, something silver crossed the moon. Mira had never seen anything fly like that.
Coloring that slows you down, in a good way
Pick a picture, match each square to its number, and watch it come to life. There's no timer and no score, and nobody is trying to sell you anything while you color.
No ads, ever
No ads, no pop-ups, no countdowns, and nothing collected about you. Nothing in Pixel Grove is built to trick anyone into tapping, kids included. It's a coloring app, and that's all it does.
The grove lights up
Every picture starts out dark. Fill a square and it glows. Fill enough of them and the whole forest is lit. For bigger moments, splash mode lets you throw color at it.
Packs from real artists, on the way
New pictures come in packs, and some will be made by artists who keep their art and half of every sale. Are you an artist?
Foxes, unicorns, a silver pegasus
Every picture is drawn as pixel art for the grove: shaded, a little misty, with a warm glow somewhere in it. The Grove at Night pack is free. The Grove Pass opens all official packs, and new ones as they arrive.
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The Silver Pegasus
12 pictures New
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The Grove at Night
6 pictures Free
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Unicorns in the Grove
6 pictures
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Pixel Grove Spooky
10 pictures
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Pixel Grove Fall
10 pictures
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Pixel Grove Halloween
9 pictures
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Horses
7 pictures
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The Grove
6 pictures
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Calm Scenes
9 pictures
Pick a picture, match the numbers, watch it glow
These are the real screens. Every picture comes in four sizes, from big chunky squares for a five-year-old to 200 across for a grown-up with an evening to spare.




A daughter-daddy project
We were on vacation, eating breakfast together, and my daughter and I couldn't quite find a coloring app that worked the way we wanted it to.
So we decided to make one, as a daughter-daddy project. She's the product manager. I write the code.
— Nathan, one half of the team
Make a pack for the grove
A pack is at least six of your pictures, sold under your name. You set the price and keep half of every sale. Your art stays yours: no AI training, no reselling, no original files in the app.
You send finished art. I turn it into puzzles and you approve them before anything ships.