A little help for grown-ups.

Open Roarling with an internet connection, enter the grown-ups area, and add a profile using a nickname. Choose the learning level that suits your child. Rex then offers a short visit with words, letters or counting. Children answer by tapping and can ask for help.

No. All checked activities work with taps. A parent can enable optional whole-word speaking practice on a compatible device. A recent operating system alone does not guarantee the right recognition service or language model is available. Speaking remains optional, and recordings are not saved or uploaded.

Initial setup and downloading content require an internet connection. Returning learners can use previously downloaded activities offline. Answers and completed visits are kept on the device and retried when the app next connects.

A parent sets each child's daily limit in the grown-ups area. The app counts foreground play on this device and resets at the device's local midnight. The limit is per device, so it is not a shared household timer across multiple phones or tablets.

Use “Save these profiles” in the grown-ups area to link your own Apple account on iOS or Google account on Android. Use the same provider on another device to restore those profiles. If that provider already has profiles, Roarling asks before switching accounts. Profiles from two accounts are not merged.

Both actions are in the grown-ups area. Read the deletion instructions for details and an email option when you cannot open the app.