Rootlet
Now on the App Store and Google Play

Screen time without the sugar rush

68 hand-drawn nature games for ages 1-4. No timers, no scores, nothing to lose. When play time is over, the app falls asleep on its own.

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Free to try - 36 games, no account, no ads.

Rootlet home screen A counting game in Rootlet Listening to animal sounds in Rootlet

It ends by itself

The hardest part of screen time is the ending. In Rootlet you set 5 to 30 minutes behind a parent gate. When the time runs out there is no beep, no countdown and no frozen screen. The whole app fades into a watercolor sunset and says goodnight.

"Time to rest, little one. You did wonderfully today." What your child sees when play time is over.

Calm on purpose

$4.99 once 36 of the 68 games are free, plus 5 premium games to try every day.
One purchase unlocks everything forever. No subscription, ever.

Questions parents ask

Really no ads?

None. No banners, no reward videos, no cross-promotion of other apps, and no third-party analytics either. That is also why there is a price tag.

What ages is it actually for?

One to four. The three age bands change what appears: sensory taps and first sounds at 1-2, sorting and patterns at 2-3, mazes, counting and first letters at 3-4.

What happens to my child's data?

It never leaves the device. There is no account, no login, no cloud and no tracking. The app works with the phone in airplane mode.

What if my child does not take to it?

Then you have paid nothing. Half the games are free forever, and the paid unlock is a one-time purchase you can make later, or never.