Big pictures to look at
Big, photo-like pictures fill the screen on both iPhone and iPad, so kids can take a good look at their favorites.
For little vehicle fans
About 50 vehicles - trains, bullet trains, work vehicles, planes, ships, rockets and more - shown with big pictures and simple words. Can't read yet? Just listen!
Look, listen, compare
Everything a first encyclopedia needs, made simple.
Big, photo-like pictures fill the screen on both iPhone and iPad, so kids can take a good look at their favorites.
Names and descriptions are read aloud, so even kids who cannot read yet can enjoy it on their own.
Speed, length, and number of passengers are shown as numbers, making it fun to compare vehicles.
Inside the app
Big pictures and simple words open up the world of vehicles.






Features
Made to be fun for kids and reassuring for grown-ups.
Big, photo-like pictures fill the screen on both iPhone and iPad.
Names and descriptions are read aloud, so kids can enjoy it before they can read.
See the numbers and have fun comparing vehicles.
Switch anytime. The name in the other language is shown too. In Japanese, choose hiragana only, hiragana + katakana, or hiragana + katakana + kanji.
Tap the heart and the vehicle jumps to the top of the list.
Book-style index tabs take you to a group of vehicles with one tap.
For grown-ups
What to know before handing the app to your child.
There are no ads, and no tracking or analytics of how the app is used.
Settings open with a long press. Purchases are behind a math-problem parental gate.
The app is free, and some vehicles can be viewed for free. To see them all, buy the Vehicles book with a one-time In-App Purchase. It is not an auto-renewing subscription. Family Sharing is supported.
Descriptions and pictures are generated with AI. Some details may differ from the real thing, so please check facts together in books or in person.
Pictures are downloaded from the internet and saved on the device after they are shown.