NOW IN TESTING Ages 4–7 Book 1 free No ads Android
Number Rally app icon — Taro the puppy driving a red car

Number Rally

Find 1 to 10 — then keep going to 100

Hop in a little car with Taro and seven animal friends. The numbers are scattered along the road, and your child taps to jump and catch them in order: 1, 2, 3… Ten floating islands, one hundred roads, and by the end they have counted all the way to 100 without noticing they were learning.

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100roads to race
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📱 Coming soon to Google Play Help us test →

The app is in closed testing now. This page will link to Google Play as soon as it opens to everyone.

The island map: ten floating islands numbered 1 to 10 above a pixel-art valley at sunset

How it plays

One tap is all it takes. There are no words to read — a little hand shows what to do, and Wind the cloud cheers every number along the way.

1

Pick an island

Ten floating islands, from a cozy cottage to a snowy castle and a birthday cake. Each island wakes up when the one before it is done.

2

Race and jump

Tap to hop over logs and rocks and catch the numbers in order. Bumped into something? No problem — just keep driving.

3

Count to 100

Island 1 counts 1 to 10, island 2 counts 11 to 20, and so on — a full rainbow sky road when the star gauge fills up.

Taro's car racing over desert dunes, catching numbers 3 to 6
Desert dunes — bump over the hills and catch every number.
A rainbow bridge over a waterfall with numbers 1 to 7 along it
Rainbow bridge — the numbers line up across an autumn waterfall.
A bakery road with giant pretzel-shaped loops
Bakery loops — whoosh through pretzel-shaped eights.
Birthday candles numbered 10 down to 1 in front of a giant cake
Birthday candles — count backwards from 10 to blow them out.
All eight animal friends celebrating under a giant golden 10
The grand finale — all eight friends meet at the big 10.
Eight animal friends in little cars racing under a ribbon of numbers 1 to 10
Eight drivers — Taro, Mio, Hana, Piko, Kuma, Rex, Koko and Mochi.

For grown-ups

Made by a small studio that also makes the Tiny Tails counting books. Calm, honest and simple.

🧮 What your child practises

  • Counting in order, from 1 to 100 across ten islands.
  • Recognising numbers by sight while moving — no reading needed.
  • Special roads add twists, like counting down the birthday candles from 10.
  • Short rounds of a few minutes, with a cheer at the finish line.

🔒 Safe by design

  • No ads, no accounts, no data collection, no microphone.
  • Island 1 (numbers 1–10) is free. One single purchase opens islands 2–10 — no subscriptions, no coins to buy.
  • Purchases sit behind a grown-up question.
  • Sound effects only; works offline once installed.
  • Privacy policy

Help us test Number Rally

We are looking for families with Android phones or tablets to try the game before it opens to everyone. Send us the Google account email you use on Google Play and we will add you as a tester.

✉️ Become a tester

Questions

Which ages is it for?

Ages 4 to 7. Younger children can enjoy island 1 with a grown-up; older children race on to 100.

Is it free?

Island 1 (numbers 1–10) is free to play as much as you like. A single one-time purchase opens the other nine islands (numbers 11–100). There are no ads and no subscriptions.

Is there an iPhone version?

Not yet. Number Rally is coming to Google Play first.

Does my child need to read?

No. Every button is a picture, and the numbers are the only text in the game.

The same friends on paper

Taro and his friends started in our counting books. Read them side by side with the game.

Covers of the ten Find Number books
Find Number! 1–10The ten-book counting series where the eight friends began — ebook and paperback, in five languages.
See the counting books →
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