Match & compare · Same vs different · Ages 5 & under
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Open the app, tap the people icon in the top-right corner, answer the grown-up question, then tap Restore Purchases. Make sure you are signed in to the same Apple Account you bought it with. Restoring is free and works on every device you own.
No. It is a single $4.99 purchase that never expires and never renews. There is nothing to cancel.
No. The unlock is tied to your Apple Account, so it works on every iPhone and iPad signed in to that account. Use Restore Purchases on the second device.
Check that you are signed in to the App Store, and that purchases are not blocked in Settings → Screen Time → Content & Privacy Restrictions. If it still fails, email us and we will help.
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Check the device isn't on silent, and check the speaker button in the app's top bar. You can also toggle sound under the people icon → Settings.
It is a parental gate. The App Store's Kids Category requires that buying anything, or opening any link that leaves the app, is confirmed by a grown-up first. It cannot be turned off.
People icon → Reset progress. This only clears the little "done" markers. Your purchase is never affected.
Ages 5 and under. Younger children usually enjoy Big & Small and Sort by Colour; four- and five-year-olds tend to get more from Line It Up and Odd One Out. There's no wrong order — let them roam.
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