Ages 2 to 5

Dinosaur games for toddlers

Hatch twelve baby dinosaurs, then feed them, count their eggs, find them hiding and give them a bath. Ten gentle games that grow with your child, with nothing to read and no ads.

Dinolets is coming soon to the App Store and Google Play.

Made for small hands. Set up for tired parents.

Dinolets is the kind of game you can hand over without hovering. Here's what you won't find in it, and what you will.

  • No adsNot one. Nothing in the game tries to tempt your child away from it.
  • No sign-upNo account, no email, no login. Open it and the first egg is waiting.
  • No trackingNo analytics and nothing collected. Progress is saved on your phone only.
  • Works offlineDinolets never uses the internet. Planes, car trips and Airplane mode are all fine.
  • Play time that ends gentlyPick a limit. When it's up, the dinos get sleepy, your child tucks them in, and the game says goodnight.
  • A parent lockSettings sit behind a two-second hold and a sum in words, so little fingers stay in the game.

Hatch, play, goodnight

  1. Hatch

    An egg waits in the nest. A few taps and a baby dinosaur pops out. Every three rounds of play, another egg turns up, until all twelve have hatched.

  2. Play

    Feed them, count their eggs, paint them, dig up their bones and find them hiding. Every instruction is spoken, and every answer is a picture.

  3. Goodnight

    When play time is up, your child tucks each dino into bed. Then they all fall asleep, and the game stays asleep until you wake it.

Ten games, plus hatching

Each one is short, cheerful and impossible to lose. There's no score, and a wrong tap just gets a friendly "Let's try again!".

How hatching works · All the games

It grows with your child

Every game except Bath time has three levels. A two-year-old taps the egg and watches the counting. A four-year-old finds a dinosaur among look-alike shadows.

Levels move with how your child plays, never with their age. Each game keeps its own level and steps up only after your child keeps getting the harder questions right across more than one play session. If it gets too hard, it quietly steps back down.

How the levels work

A cracked dinosaur egg with a pattern on the shell

A look inside

  • A sunny park with ten big picture doors on two wooden shelves across the sky, a dozen dinosaurs wandering the grass below, a nest on the left and a pond on the right
    The dino park. Every game is one big picture to tap.
  • Six muddy dinosaurs standing on the grass, waiting to be picked for a bath
    Bath time: pick a muddy dino.
  • A yellow Brachiosaurus in a bubbly bath under a shower head
    Scrub, scrub, then tap the shower.
  • A close-up of a yellow Brachiosaurus with its mouth open and a big pink toothbrush foaming on its teeth
    Then brush, brush, brush those teeth.
  • A clean, smiling Brachiosaurus in the tub with bubbles floating by
    Squeaky clean!
  • A blue Triceratops dancing in a spotlight at the front of a stage with red curtains, three more dinosaurs waiting in a line behind it
    Dance: tap a dino and it steps into the spotlight.
  • Three dinosaurs half hidden behind a rock, a bush and a tree
    Peekaboo: who's hiding behind the rock?
  • A green T. rex jumping out from behind a bush with a burst of stars
    Found you!
  • A group of colourful dinosaurs settling down to sleep under a starry night sky
    When play time ends, the dinos get sleepy.
  • The dinosaurs fast asleep under the moon, the screen dimmed for the night
    Goodnight, dinos. The game stays asleep until you wake it.

Meet the dinosaurs

Twelve to hatch, from T. rex to Mosasaurus. Two of them aren't dinosaurs at all, and Dinolets tells your child so.

Questions parents ask

What age is Dinolets for?

Dinolets is made for toddlers and preschoolers aged 2 to 5. Every game has three levels (Bath time is the one exception), and each game moves up or down on its own as your child plays, so a two-year-old and a five-year-old both get something that fits.

Does my child need to be able to read?

No. There's no text anywhere your child plays. Every instruction is spoken, every answer is a picture, and the buttons are big enough for small fingers. Reading is only needed in the parent area.

Are there ads in Dinolets?

No. There are no ads in Dinolets, no pop-ups and nothing that takes your child out of the game.

Does it work offline?

Yes, completely. Dinolets never connects to the internet. Everything it needs is inside the app, so it works on a plane, in the car or anywhere without wifi, and Airplane mode is fine.

Can I limit how long my child plays?

Yes. Choose 5, 10, 15 or 20 minutes in the parent area. Only active play counts. When time's up, the dinos get sleepy, your child tucks each one in, and then they all fall asleep. The game stays asleep until a grown-up wakes it up. See play time and the goodnight routine.

More questions and answers

Ready when your little one is

Dinolets is coming soon to the App Store and Google Play.

Questions in the meantime? Email support@inventum.com.au.