... year ago, I started building Crayon because I wanted a creative editor that combined the simplicity of Canva with the power of professional design software. As I kept building, I realized creators often had to jump between multiple apps just to finish one project. Design in one app, animate in another, edit vectors somewhere else, then export and repeat. I wanted to solve that. Here are a few features I'm most proud of: Illustrator-style Pen Tool One thing ... ... always missed in browser and mobile editors was a proper Pen Tool. Crayon

... after I'm gone. It speaks with my actual voice. Not a robotic version the real cadence, the pauses, the warmth. I recorded myself telling stories about the kids, laughing about the time Matt tried to microwave a crayon, talking about how I met Yana. The system cloned my voice from those recordings. It remembers everything I've told it. The vacation in Mexico. Who likes extra cheese on their pizza. The lullaby I sing to Maya. The advice ...

... forth on this. The reality: Some days I think this could be useful for busy parents and teachers. Other days I wonder if I'm just contributing to more screen time when kids should be drawing with actual crayons. If you want to check it out: GenColoring AI (fair warning - the UI is still pretty rough around the edges) Mainly curious: Have you tried any AI tools with your kids? What worked? What felt weird or forced? Would love honest ...