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Thinkrolls review

#27 of 28 in Apps For Kids

A focused iOS subscription app combining adaptive puzzles, STEM activities, and offline play.

6.2/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Thinkrolls is a children’s learning app from Avokiddo Ltd. for ages 2–8, combining logic puzzles, brain games, creative activities, and math and science content. It is aimed at families seeking structured academic play on mobile devices, with multiple child profiles, character customization, and offline access. The app also includes tools for children to create puzzles with drag-and-drop coding and share them through a moderated community.

The published plans are a monthly subscription and an annual subscription, and both provide access to all content. A 7-day free trial is available before the paid subscription continues. The central value is breadth within early learning: children can move among logic, STEM, math, science, and creative activities rather than staying with one game format. Adaptive brain games adjust difficulty to a child’s skill level, while puzzle creation adds an open-ended activity beyond solving preset challenges. Families should expect subscription access rather than a permanent free tier.

Thinkrolls fits households using iPhones or iPads that want offline play and separate profiles for several children. Its iOS-only availability narrows device compatibility, and the age focus may not suit children outside the 2–8 range. The app supports 11 languages and lists GDPR compliance, while help is provided through email and documentation. Families wanting a broad puzzle-and-STEM app for younger children should consider it; those needing Android support, a free plan, or a wider age range should look elsewhere.

Thinkrolls pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Adaptive puzzles adjust difficulty to each child’s skill level
    • More than 2,000 logic, math, science, and creative activities
    • Offline play, multiple profiles, and drag-and-drop puzzle creation
  • Where it doesn't
    • Available only on iOS devices
    • There is no free plan after the 7-day trial
    • Support is limited to email and documentation

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