Current platform statement
The current Roblox Support page explicitly lists an Android mobile device as a requirement for Build. It does not currently list iPhone or iPad as supported Build devices.
That is narrower than some earlier launch reporting. Build Creator treats the current Support page as the source of truth for access, rather than carrying an older device claim forward.
What “mobile-first” means—and does not mean
Roblox describes Build as mobile-first. That describes the product direction; it does not confirm every mobile operating system at the same time.
Until Roblox updates its Support requirement, “mobile-first” should not be rewritten as “currently available on iOS.”
What iPhone and iPad users can do
- Check the current official Support page for a device-list change.
- Keep the Roblox app current through the normal App Store update process.
- Verify the separate region and age requirements before a future platform expansion.
- Avoid unsupported region or device workarounds.
There is no confirmed iOS release date to count down to. The availability page records only confirmed rollout facts.
Common sources of confusion
- Older articles: launch-era descriptions can outlive current support requirements.
- Another mobile device has the tab: Android access does not confirm iOS access.
- The Roblox app runs on iPhone: app compatibility does not prove Build compatibility.
- A creator shares an iOS screenshot: a single account report is not a current platform statement from Roblox.