SongsSongs that teach, sung to your child by name
Not a nursery-rhyme library. Every song is written and sung for one child, about the thing you chose — a habit, a feeling, a festival, a letter — with your character on the cover.
Four questions, one song
One question per screen. About a minute of your time; the song is ready in about two.
Pick what it’s for
Habits & Values · Learning · Big Feelings · Special Days · Lullabies
Say what it should teach
“Brushing teeth is fun” or “the sound of the letter B” — your words, not a menu
Who sings it
Your child’s character sings; their name goes in the chorus
Make it theirs
Favourite animal, family names, length, feel and music style
Pictures, play-along, or a full music video
Sing-along
StandardPictures that change with the verses and every word lighting up as it is sung. Ready in about two minutes.
Interactive sing-along
StandardThe same song with clap-along breaks and tap-along stars written into the lyrics. The music never pauses; a child who just watches still gets a whole song.
Animated music video
MaxA continuous animated video of your character, scene by scene. Longer to make, wonderful on the TV.
Made by a real family — ours
Made in Dinomy for the founder’s own family. Tap to play; nothing plays on its own.
Transcript: “Sidd and Draco splash, splish, splosh”
Transcript: “Draco the green dragon skips into a quiet forest. His starry hat wobbles and his wand glows softly. Sidd walks beside him, holding his hand.”
Big words, one green pill, and a song that sings along with them
The player fills the screen with the picture. The words sit large at the bottom and the sung word turns green as it goes. On Apple TV or any AirPlay speaker, it’s the whole living room singing.
Where to go next
Stories
Illustrated read-along stories about tonight’s worry.
See storiesLearning journeys
A goal becomes five lessons your child does, not watches.
See learning journeysWhy kids love hearing their own name in songs
Why a song with your child's name in it lands so differently, what to do with that, and how to use a song to teach one small habit without it feeling like a lesson.
Read the guideBe first when Dinomy lands on the App Store
One email when we launch. That’s it.