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.
The app is in closed testing now. This page will link to Google Play as soon as it opens to everyone.
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.
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.
Tap to hop over logs and rocks and catch the numbers in order. Bumped into something? No problem — just keep driving.
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.






Made by a small studio that also makes the Tiny Tails counting books. Calm, honest and simple.
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 testerAges 4 to 7. Younger children can enjoy island 1 with a grown-up; older children race on to 100.
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.
Not yet. Number Rally is coming to Google Play first.
No. Every button is a picture, and the numbers are the only text in the game.
Taro and his friends started in our counting books. Read them side by side with the game.