Learn to Write & Read Tibetan

Learn to read and write the Tibetan alphabet — properly, stroke by stroke. Trace all 30 consonants and 4 vowels of the Tibetan script with a pen that actually behaves like one. Built for Apple Pencil, the nib responds to pressure, tilt, and the natural angle of a real broad-edge calligraphy pen — not a flat digital line. Every letter's guide is fitted to the authentic Uchen headline and baseline, including the tricky ones (the head ornament on tsa/tsha/dza, ka's long descending leg) that most tracing apps get wrong. What's inside: - Uchen & Ume scripts — formal block script and cursive headless script, both supported - Accurate stroke order for every letter, fitted to real calligraphic proportions - Pressure-sensitive pen — Apple Pencil tilt, pressure, and rotation all affect the stroke, just like ink on paper - Practice Sheet mode — repeat a letter across multiple rows at a smaller size, like a handwriting workbook - 14 structured lessons — alphabet, vowels, consonant stacks (ya-tak, ra-tak, la-tak), prefixes, suffixes, full syllables, and reading practice - Audio pronunciation for every letter, with voice-match recording so you can compare your own pronunciation - Quizzes & flashcards to test what you've learned - Light & dark mode, iPhone & iPad Who it's for: parents raising Tibetan-reading kids, Buddhist students working through dharma texts, and anyone who wants to actually learn this script properly — not just recognize a few letters. Free to try: ka kha ga nga trace for free, and every lesson has its first five items free. One simple purchase unlocks the complete alphabet, every lesson, and Practice Sheet mode — for good, no subscription. No ads. No accounts. No data collection — everything runs entirely on your device.