Questions and answers

Roohy is a set of short, guided brain-building games that you play with your child, made for their age. You answer a few questions in the quiz, and your child’s games are ready in your account. Each game is designed to practise a skill like self-control, memory, mental flexibility or handling big feelings, through play.

Take the quiz and tell us your child’s age and what feels hardest right now. Their games are then waiting in your account. Open one on your phone, follow the simple instructions and play it together. Each game is short and quick to start, so your time goes to playing, not preparing.

Play is one of the most natural ways children learn. In a game, waiting a turn, remembering a rule or calming down after a big feeling becomes part of the fun, so your child practises the skill without it feeling like a lesson. And because you play together, it’s time you both enjoy.

Every child is different, so there’s no set timeline, and results vary. Skills like self-control and memory grow with practice, and the games make that practice feel like play, so it’s easy to come back to them. From the very first game, it’s time you spend playing together.

Roohy is for children aged 2 to 10. You tell us your child’s age in the quiz, and their games come in the version made for that age.

Mostly no. Some games use everyday things you already have at home, like a sheet of paper. There’s no special kit and nothing to buy.

No. The phone is there to guide you, not to keep your child busy. Your child plays with you, moving, talking and thinking, instead of watching a screen. That makes it something fun to do together when a screen would be the easy choice.

Games are short and playful, and you play along, which makes it easier for kids to join in. If a game doesn’t click today, come back to it another time.

Each game is short, so it fits easily into an ordinary day. Play whenever it suits your family.

Yes. You can cancel whenever you like, and you keep access until the end of the period you’ve already paid for. Renewals and cancellations are explained in our Subscription Policy.

No. Roohy is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis or treatment, and individual results may vary. If you have questions about your child’s health or development, talk to your pediatrician.