A Brachiosaurus towers overhead. A Triceratops carries three horns. How would you look standing beside them?
Dinometer brings prehistoric animals within reach for curious children around ages 3 to 7. It is an illustrated dinosaur encyclopedia built around pictures, spoken discoveries and size comparisons, so children can explore before they can read.
A JOURNEY THROUGH PREHISTORY
Browse one picture collection through the Triassic, Jurassic and Cretaceous. Meet familiar dinosaurs such as T. rex and Stegosaurus, along with flying reptiles and prehistoric sea animals.
DISCOVERIES TO LISTEN TO
Each animal has its own spoken introduction and topics covering size, food, habitat and more. Clear pictures and concrete explanations help children imagine these very different bodies and worlds. A reading mode offers the same content for children who enjoy exploring the words themselves.
SEE HOW YOU MEASURE UP
Set your child's height and place the child figure beside an animal. A measurement becomes something you can see. You can also compare two prehistoric animals on the same scale. The comparisons use approximate reconstructed sizes.
FIND A FAVORITE AGAIN
Save animals with the heart button or search for a particular dinosaur. The interface, animal content and audio are available in English and German. Switch languages in settings.
FOR GROWN-UPS
Eight animals are free to explore with listening, reading, favorites and size comparison: Coelophysis, Plateosaurus, Stegosaurus, Brachiosaurus, T. rex, Triceratops, Pteranodon and Mosasaurus.
An optional one-time purchase permanently unlocks the full collection, including every current and future animal and all regular features. Prices, purchasing and restoration are behind a parent gate. There are no subscriptions, ads or app accounts.
Your child's height, optional name and favorites stay on the device. Buying or restoring the collection requires an internet connection and the relevant Google Play purchase account. Google Play and RevenueCat process purchase information for these features.
Dinometer by Peekasaurus
Explore dinosaurs, hear about their world and see how big you would be