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Tap to bound
Tap anywhere in the main play area to jump. Touch late and you clip the fence. Touch early and you drift into the next problem.
Official support site
Lab Leap
Lab Leap Support
Quickstart, privacy, and support for the backyard arcade runner on iOS and Android. Gameplay works without Wi-Fi or mobile data once the game is installed.
- Single-tap controls tuned for phone play
- No Wi-Fi or mobile data required for gameplay once installed
- Available now on iOS and Android
Run loop
Three moves. Increasingly bad yard decisions.
02
Bark through traffic
The bark button clears crows and squirrels in front of you, but it recharges for 1.2 seconds. Use it like a bailout, not a habit.
03
Spend Zoomies wisely
Five tennis balls fill the meter. Trigger Zoomies for five seconds of invincibility and double scoring when the yard gets crowded.
Quickstart
Start clean in under a minute.
- Tap once to begin and keep the dog off the ground.
- Clear obstacles and collect tennis balls to build score faster.
- Tap the bark button to scatter crows and squirrels ahead of you.
- Fire Zoomies when the meter is full to survive the densest stretches.
Privacy, plain English
No ad tech. No tracking SDKs. No player account.
Lab Leap stores gameplay progress on your device and does not require an internet connection for regular gameplay once installed. The app does not use third-party analytics, does not track you across apps or sites, and does not ask for an advertising ID.
Inside the app
Best score, cosmetics, settings, and similar progress data stay on the device.
Support
Email support@lableap.app when you need help. You only need to send the details required to explain the issue.
Full details
Support
Reach the team behind Lab Leap by email.
Send gameplay bugs, purchase or restore issues, accessibility questions, or anything else that blocks a run to support@lableap.app. Include your device model, operating system version, and what happened so the issue can be reproduced faster.
What to include
- Platform and device: the phone or tablet model you are using.
- OS version: the current Android or iOS version on the device.
- Expected result: what you thought would happen.
- Actual result: what happened instead, and whether it repeats.