Kipirti — Living Drawing is an offline drawing and animation sketchpad for Android. The defining idea: the line never sits still. Every stroke you draw keeps wobbling, boiling and breathing on its own, the way hand-drawn animation does, without the user animating anything. Features: a canvas with 14 living brushes (boil, flow, jitter, electric, wave, spring, sketch, breathe, dust, ghost, rain, neon, snake, runner), adjustable wobble/speed/pen size/fps, layers with opacity and visibility, undo/redo, a flood fill tool, an eyedropper and a stroke sampler, colour palettes including a random palette generator, canvas aspect ratios, frame-by-frame animation with onion skinning and frame holds, and playback. Users can export their work as a PNG image, an animated GIF, or a video (MP4/WebM) — every export writes a file and opens the Android share sheet so the user chooses where it goes. There is a drawing sound synthesised in the app (no audio files, no recording). MONETIZATION: none. Version 1 is completely free, with NO advertising, NO subscriptions, NO in-app purchases, and no paid features whatsoever. ACCOUNTS: none. There is no sign-in, no user account, no profile, no login of any kind. NO USER CONTENT SHARING: the app has no feed, no community, no upload, no server-side storage of drawings; everything the user makes stays on their device. PERMISSIONS: the app requests no runtime permissions at all — no camera, no microphone, no location, no contacts, no storage permission (exports are written to the app's own private cache folder and handed to the system share sheet, which requires no permission). The only reason the app touches the network is a single request at startup to the developer's own configuration endpoint (hq.bnj.app) to check remote settings such as whether a feature is enabled; if it fails the app carries on with built-in defaults. AUDIENCE: general audience, suitable for all ages; it is a creative drawing tool.