Looking for a Dinolingo alternative? Dinolingo and EveryLingo are both made for young children, but they do different jobs. Here is how they compare on age, languages, price and whether you can add your own words, using facts each app publishes, checked 23 October 2026.
Yes, for first words and for bilingual children. Dinolingo teaches one language course at a time. EveryLingo is built for the first-words stage: a child doesn't need to know one language before starting another, because every picture shows the word in two languages at once, each with its own sound. You can use your family's own languages and dialects, record your own voice, and pay once instead of every month. We tried both with our own child, and for first words EveryLingo was the better fit.
EveryLingo made this comparison, so we have only used facts Dinolingo publishes itself, checked on 23 October 2026. Prices change; spotted something out of date? Tell us and we will fix it.
| EveryLingo | Dinolingo | |
|---|---|---|
| Ages | 0–6 (older children enjoy it too) | Children (no age range stated on its pricing pages) |
| Languages | 142 language options; any language or dialect you add | 50 language courses |
| Two languages at the same time | Yes, any two at the same time | One course at a time |
| Your own photos and voice | Yes, your own photos, spelling and voice | Not advertised |
| Price (US) | Free version; $29.99 once (lifetime) or $4.99 for 1 month. No subscription | Subscription: from about $19 a month per language; all 50 languages $299 a year (Dinolingo help centre) |
"Not advertised" means we could not find the feature in Dinolingo's own description.
A full language course with videos, songs and games, in 50 languages.
Choose Dinolingo if you want a structured course in one new language for a child who can sit with videos and lessons.
First words with pictures and audio for ages 0–6, in one language or two at the same time, across 142 language options, including less common ones. Parents can edit any word or make their own cards with their own photos and voice, in any language or dialect.
Choose EveryLingo if your child is just starting to talk, you want your family's language (or two at once), you want your own voice on the cards, or you'd rather pay once than subscribe.
Plenty of families use both: they do different jobs.
Yes, for first words and for bilingual children. Dinolingo teaches one language course at a time. EveryLingo is built for the first-words stage: a child doesn't need to know one language before starting another, because every picture shows the word in two languages at once, each with its own sound. You can use your family's own languages and dialects, record your own voice, and pay once instead of every month. We tried both with our own child, and for first words EveryLingo was the better fit.
Dinolingo: Subscription: from about $19 a month per language; all 50 languages $299 a year (Dinolingo help centre). EveryLingo: free version with no sign-up; full access $29.99 USD once (lifetime) or $4.99 USD for 1 month.
Yes. Many families combine apps. EveryLingo covers first words in your family's languages and voice; Dinolingo can cover what it does best.
There is a free version with no sign-up and no time limit: play the games with a starter set of words in any language or language pair, and make your own word cards too. Full access unlocks all 720+ words and more of your own cards for a one-time payment of $29.99 USD (lifetime) or $4.99 USD (1 month). No subscription.
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