ÉCLORE

One line. One animal. Nothing else.

ÉCLORE is art for babies, from 9 months: a single beige line on pure black, tracing the edge of something real - a robin, a bonfire, a leaf falling into a pond - drawn by hand over real footage. There is no colour, no sound, no buttons. Every frame your child sees was drawn by a human hand; nothing is generated, smoothed, or animated by a machine. An étude plays once, ends, and the screen goes dark - nothing ever plays on its own. The whole language is a full-hand tap or a shake: during an étude, it stops the line and starts it again; in the darkness after, it wakes the next one. No instruction, no reward. Just cause and effect: I did that. That's it. That's the point.

For parents

• Made for young eyes. One warm line on true black - contrast high enough to read effortlessly, warm enough never to glare. Nothing else is on the screen to compete with it.
• Calm by construction. No sound, no flashing, one unbroken scene - never a jump to somewhere else. Long stillness, brief movement, and nothing plays on its own.
• Two gestures your baby already owns. A flat-hand tap or a shake - the whole screen answers; there is nothing to aim at. During an étude they pause the line and bring it back; in the dark after, they wake the next one. No menus, no notifications.
• It ends. Each étude plays once and goes black. ÉCLORE is designed to be put down, not to hold on.
• A studio of two. ÉCLORE is made by a husband and wife: a maker, and an internationally trained speech-language pathologist. Nothing ships until it clears her review.
• Private by construction. No account, no ads, no location, no tracking SDKs. We mean it unusually literally.