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Your child or student should not login to Ji Tap with your parent/teacher account, and they should only log in via a sub-account that you create for them. Make sure your students/children do not include too much revealing information about the themselves when they create games on Ji Tap. For example, if their first name is theirRead more

Yes. Make the game public. In addition, you can share via Facebook, Twitter or email.Read more

Once you have created your game, a pop up appears asking if you would like to share your game. You can choose how to share from the choices available: to Facebook, Twitter or email.Read more

You can decide to make your game private after it has been created. Keep in mind that while a private game is unlisted and won’t appear in the search, people with the link will be able to play it.Read more

No, they cannot chat. But they can ‘follow’ other users and ‘like’ other users’ creations. They can also give a star rating (1-5 stars) to games they’ve played.Read more

There is a parental gate on the app for the following features: internet search, sharing with a friend, and app sharing.Read more

Ji Tap is no longer available as an Android app on Android devices.Read more

You can use only the desktop features in Chrome, so you can play the Ji Tap games. Certain Chromebooks allow you to create games on www.jitap.net, using the CREATE button on the top menu.  Read more

Ji Tap works in offline mode, but with limitations. If you are offline: The discovery, and profile sections will not work. Previously downloaded games can be played on your Play tab. You will not be able to create anything using Ji Tap stickers and Sefaria (Torah texts).Read more

Ji Tap is currently available on iPad (as an app, with a minimum of iOS 10 or newer) and on desktop (Windows and Mac). When you create games on the iPad, they can be played on any Ji Tap platform (iPad/iPhone/PC/Mac). You can play the games on an iPad or iPhone (as an app) or on desktop.Read more