Robzaa

Name: Robzaa
Rating: 1.2 (77 reviews)
Author: Dalpat Singh

By: Dalpat Singh

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Features & Capabilities

Robzaa – Learn Colors Through Play is a kid-friendly color-based puzzle that helps children improve color recognition, focus, and problem-solving through playful challenges. Its simple design and intuitive controls enable independent play, while the calm visuals appeal to adults seeking a relaxing experience as well.

Key features include kid-friendly color matching, player name and avatar selection, multiple levels (Easy, Medium, Hard), no time limits, move-based scoring, progress reviews, a top players leaderboard, and a sound control option in Settings. Safe, simple, and educational, Robzaa provides meaningful screen time for families and learners of all ages.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Education Games Kids

By:

Dalpat Singh

Rating:

1.20

(77)

Version:

1.1 Last updated: 2026-01-25

Version code:

881791014

Creation date:

2026-01-21

Compatible devices:

Size:

16.26MB

URLs:

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-10

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 281,702 ▼ 709

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Developed by:

Dalpat Singh

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/robzaa/id6758054676

User Reviews

Overall, reviews depict Robzaa as a misleading app that promises free Robux through tasks and ads but consistently fails to deliver. Users report invalid or duplicate codes, lengthy ad-watching with no rewards, and frequent task failures or outages. Many cite YouTube ads as the source of the promise, followed by broken pages or down servers. The experience erodes trust and raises safety concerns due to misleading redirects. Most reviewers advise avoiding the app and warn against wasting time and potential security risks.

Pros

Cons

Codes provided after tasks are invalid, duplicated, or never delivered, giving no Robux.
Users must watch many ads (often long timers) with little to no reward, wasting time.
Ad-based model appears misleading: YouTube ads promise Robux but the app fails or routes to unrelated sites.
Task completion frequently fails with messages like 'task not complete' or 'test not finished' and pages go down.
Security/trust concerns due to misleading ads and potential redirects to fake websites or antivirus warnings.

Recent reviews

So I got some with it it took minutes.. I downloaded an app but it worked when i was done I copied the code then I went into Roblox then I tested it but it said invalid code…