Potion Passport
Answers to common questions. Can't find yours? Email us at the bottom of this page.
Every remaining Moonlight Shuffle level and the Grand Wizard endless mode, all sixteen Broom Zoom worlds, the rest of the Magic Mirror filters, and every Moonling and pet across the whole world. It's one purchase, made once.
That's the grown-up gate. Apple requires it in front of any purchase screen in a kids' app, so a young child can't buy something without a grown-up's involvement. Answer it correctly and the purchase screen opens right after.
No. Unlock Everything is a single one-time purchase. There's nothing recurring, and nothing to remember to cancel.
Yes — Unlock Everything works with Apple's Family Sharing, so one purchase can cover the whole family's devices under the same Apple ID.
No. Open the purchase screen and look for Restore Purchases — it recognizes purchases already tied to your Apple ID at no extra cost.
Watch which hat the treasure went under while the hats shuffle, then tap the hat you remember. Levels get a bit trickier as the hat count and shuffle speed grow, one small step at a time.
An endless version of Moonlight Shuffle that opens once level 50 is finished. It keeps going, faster each round, until three misses end the run — a nice challenge for a child who has mastered the regular levels.
No. Every filter runs on the device using Apple's on-device Vision framework — no photo or video frame is ever sent anywhere.
No. There are no accounts, no sign-up, and nothing to type in besides the grown-up gate's answer, which is checked on the device and never stored or sent anywhere. See the Privacy Policy for the full detail.
No. Moonlight Magic has no advertising SDK and no chat, messaging, or social feature of any kind.
Only for the optional Unlock Everything purchase screen. Every game, every filter, and all of your child's progress works fully offline.
Still stuck, found a bug, or have a question as a parent?
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