Current platform statement

Yes: iOS mobile devices are now explicitly listed in Roblox Support’s Build eligibility checklist, alongside Android. This is a current official requirement, not a claim carried forward from older launch reporting.

For a particular iPhone or iPad, eligibility still includes age 9+, a completed age check and an eligible region. Current initial testing names New Zealand, Serbia and Singapore. Check the availability guide for the complete context.

Check access on your account

  1. Open Roblox on your iOS mobile device.
  2. Confirm you are using the intended account.
  3. Check age 9+ and the completed age check.
  4. Review the current market rollout.
  5. Fully close and reopen the app after completing the requirements.

If the tab is missing, follow Build not showing. Roblox has not promised one universal unlock delay or a Build-specific minimum iOS version, model or memory requirement.

Earlier reporting versus current Support

Older coverage and earlier versions of this guide described a different device list. The current answer follows the present Support checklist: Android or iOS. A past Android-only statement should not be used to diagnose access today.

The label “mobile-first” is not the evidence for this change; the explicit iOS entry in Support is. It also does not mean every mobile account has completed rollout.

Keep Mac and Windows separate

RDC now explicitly announces desktop access. Support still mentions Mac in Availability but omits it from the eligibility checklist. Read the post-RDC PC/Mac status; the iOS listing does not establish universal Windows or Mac access.

Once Build appears

Start with one small, testable loop using how to create a game. If you also use Android, the Android setup guide describes its access checks without treating it as the only supported mobile platform.