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Rollie Pollie
Floralia

A magical pocket garden for little hands, ages 3–6. Your child plants a seed, cares for it with taps, tilts and tickles, and watches every blossom open like a gift — with Rollie Pollie, a roly-poly friend, helping every step of the way.

No adsNo in-app purchasesNo data collection in the app

For caregivers

The whole garden, once

A gentle garden game for ages 3–6. Your child gets every seed, every Bloomie, and Rollie Pollie beside them — no ads, no in-app purchases, and no data collection in the app.

One purchase · €7.99

Meet the Bloomies

The garden is on its way. There’s nothing to sign up for here.

Rollie Pollie, a pastel roly-poly bug with pink pompom antennae

Rollie Pollie — your garden buddy

Someone new is waiting in every seed

Every flower that blossoms reveals a living friend — a Bloomie — with a game of their own. Here are a few peeking out early:

Bibi

Bibi

the Rosebud

The baby of the garden. Her sparkle-tears become dew that waters the flowers.

Bombo

Bombo

the Snapdragon

A tiny dragon show-off who puffs glitter instead of fire.

Campanella

Campanella

the Bellflower

Her blossoms are real bells — she rings soft chimes for you to echo.

Lino

Lino

the Lily

Fussy-clean and dramatic about mud. Bath time is his stage.

Mimì

Mimì

the Mimosa

The shy one. Gentle, slow pets make her pom-poms fluff up and glow.

Lumi

Lumi

your guide

A glowing firefly with kindergarten-teacher patience, showing every gesture.

Gigi

Gigi

the seed postman

Proudly slow snail who delivers every seed packet with a triumphant ta-daaa.

Gastone

Gastone

the silly crow

Tries to nibble seeds, is comically bad at it. Ultimately lovable.

Milo

Milo

the caterpillar

A curious little scholar who grows with your child — cocoon and all.

No failure, only care

Plants never die or punish absence. A neglected flower just takes a nap — and perks right up when your child returns.

Hands before words

Zero reading required. Everything is shown and demonstrated — big friendly targets made for three-year-old fingers.

Private by architecture

Nothing leaves the device — ever. No accounts, no timers, no notifications, no tricks. Just a garden that waits patiently.