Tolan vs Coloring Pages AI

Tolan is an iOS app where you chat with a friendly alien guide designed to help you feel grounded, inspired, and connected. Built by Portola, a San Francisco team of engineers, researchers, and creatives, each Tolan learns about your life through conversation and adapts to your interests over time.

You can use your Tolan to plan meals, work through to-do lists, keep goals on track, or talk through whatever is on your mind. The app focuses on character design and interactivity so conversations feel warm and natural without pretending to be human. Portola built Tolan for teens and adults, with parental involvement recommended for users under 18.

Tolan is available on the App Store with a limited trial for new users. Full access requires a subscription, and a Family Plan option supports shared billing and individual Tolans per member.

Coloring Pages AI turns any text idea into a clean, printable black-and-white coloring page in seconds. Type a prompt like a unicorn on the moon or a birthday dinosaur, pick a size, and the site generates line art ready to print at home. Your first page is free with no account required.

Beyond text prompts, the platform converts uploaded photos into coloring pages, lets you refine results in a browser-based canvas editor, and bundles pages into downloadable PDF books. You can also export SVG vectors for sharper professional printing and browse a public gallery with thousands of community designs across dozens of categories.

The product is built and operated by Brothers IT, a software company based in Sakarya, Turkey. It targets parents, teachers, therapists, and hobby creators who need custom coloring sheets without design skills.