dinospace
Dinosaurs & space for curious kids — an illustrated encyclopedia that works entirely offline.
Free · Android 8.0 and up · rated for everyone · no ads, no accounts, no data collected
Dinosaurs & space for curious kids — an illustrated encyclopedia that works entirely offline.
Free · Android 8.0 and up · rated for everyone · no ads, no accounts, no data collected
100 illustrated entries — 50 prehistoric creatures, 50 wonders of space, each with stats, fun facts and a story
Scan the sky — hold the phone up and it names the moon, the planets and the bright stars really above you
Dino battles — pick two creatures, or one you drew yourself, and see who wins on size, speed and bite
Quizzes — anywhere from five questions to a hundred, with a friendly explanation every time
Drawing studio — draw your own dinosaur or planet, give it stats, and send it into battle
Two themes — a soft pastel storybook by day, a hand-painted twilight for bedtime
There is no sign-up and no setup. Open it and the bar along the bottom is the whole app.
The front page. Two big buttons: scan sky and ask nova.
All 100 entries, A to Z. Search for one, or show only creatures or only space.
Pick two creatures and see who would win.
Everything you starred, kept in one place.
Everything else: quiz, drawing studio, collections and settings.
Swipe left or right to slide between tabs.
Swipe in from the left edge of the screen to go back.
If you can't find something, it's on the more grid.
Nova is an AI chatbot that lives inside the app. Ask how big a T. rex was or why Mars is red, and Nova does its thinking right on the phone — so it works on road trips, planes and campsites, and nothing you type ever leaves the device.
Every tab, every button and every setting, written for all ages. Print it or keep it on your phone.