Support & help.

Open the app, go to the profile icon in the top left, tap the Premium card, and tap Restore Purchases. Make sure you’re signed into the same Apple ID you used for the original purchase. Restoring is free and takes a few seconds.

Email us at stephanie@kidsdictionary.app with your Apple receipt or order ID and we’ll make it right. Most issues are a sign-in mismatch and resolve in a minute. We’ve never left a paying customer unresolved.

Yes. Kids Dictionary works with Apple’s Family Sharing. One purchase can be shared with up to five family members. Enable Family Sharing in your iPhone’s Settings, and family members can download the app from the App Store under “Purchased.”

Yes. We don’t collect names, emails, locations, or any personally identifiable information from children. We don’t use third-party advertising networks, we don’t sell data, and the app has no social features. See the full privacy policy for details.

Yes. There are no accounts in Kids Dictionary. Nothing to sign up for, no password to remember, no profile to configure. Install the app and it works.

Since we don’t collect any personally identifiable information from children, there’s nothing to delete from our servers. If you’ve emailed us and want your email thread removed, write to us at stephanie@kidsdictionary.app with a deletion request and we’ll process it within 48 hours.

Try these in order. First, force-quit the app (swipe up from the bottom and swipe up on the Kids Dictionary card). Second, check for an update in the App Store. Third, restart your device. Fourth, delete and reinstall. If none of that fixes it, email us with your iPhone or iPad model and iOS version and we’ll investigate.

Please tell us. Email stephanie@kidsdictionary.app with the word in question. We review every reported word and ship corrections within a few days.

Ages 5 to 12 is the sweet spot. Pre-readers use the illustrations and audio. Early readers use it as a first dictionary. Older kids use it for schoolwork, especially ESL and vocabulary building. Younger kids can use it with a parent nearby.

There is no subscription. Kids Dictionary Premium is a one-time purchase of $3.99. You pay once and own it forever. If you’re seeing a subscription on your Apple account under “Kids Dictionary,” it’s a different app. We don’t do recurring billing.

An Android version is in development. We don’t have a confirmed release date yet. If you want to be notified when it’s ready, email us and we’ll add you to the list.