Morning roar
Say hello first. Dino asks what you ate, then hands you one sentence you can use today.
ROAR
HELLO
A day with Dino
Not a worksheet. A dinosaur who talks back.
Words on the road
Banana, bus, giant teeth — each one becomes a sticker you can tap to hear.
Bedtime quest
A two-minute dinosaur story. The child picks the next beat. English follows the plot.
Course islands
Six islands, from the first Hello to storytelling.
Mapped to CEFR Pre-A1 through C1. Each island in the app has greetings, repeat-after-me, and short talks.
How it works
Speak first. Read later.
- 1
Say
Hold to talk. Dino listens to a voice, not a scoreboard.
- 2
Hear
Short answers, karaoke captions that bounce with the words.
- 3
Stick
New words become stickers. Kids collect. Parents see progress.
For grown-ups
Fun for kids. Calm for parents.
A path you can see
Six levels mapped to CEFR. A weekly snapshot: sentences said, words collected, how repeats went.
What Dino will never say
No violence, adult topics, or dating. No real name, school, address. No “let’s meet”.
Voice stays with the child
Chats exist to learn English. We do not sell a child’s voice, and we do not use it for ads.
FAQ
What parents ask first.
What age is DinoTalk for?
About ages 4 to 12. Younger kids can repeat and collect stickers; older kids can free-talk, hear stories, and walk the six course islands.
Does it cost money?
The app is free to download. The website hero gives a few free chats each day. Full courses and unlimited talk live in the app; some advanced parts may need a subscription.
Do we have to use the microphone?
No. Tap a topic sticker and type. Turn the mic on when the child is ready. The app also has repeat-only modes.
Can Dino say something it should not?
The persona and safety rules live on the server, not in the phone. Violence, adult topics, meeting up, or asking for a name, school or address get blocked, and Dino steers back to learning.