Handing the phone to a kid

Roller mode is the kid's view of today's route. It has no navigation, no money, no customer contact details, and it can be locked with a PIN so it can't be backed out of.

Before the first run

Set a roller PIN in Settings — four digits. Without one you can still open roller mode, but you can't lock it.

Starting a run

From your operator home, open Roller. You'll see the day and its stops, then two ways in:

• Start & lock — the one to use. The kid can't leave roller mode without the PIN, so the phone is safe to hand over.
• Open without lock — for checking the route yourself.

What the kid does

Each stop is a card: the address, the cans, and a big button. Roll to street in the evening; Bring back in the next day. If you've asked for photos, they'll be prompted to take one at each step.

When every stop is done they get a bit of confetti, which turns out to matter more than you'd expect.

Ending a run

Unlock with the PIN to exit. There's no time limit — a locked phone can sit in a pocket between the evening roll-out and the next afternoon.

The kid's own version of these instructions is at the roller quick guide — worth reading through with them once.