Everything a Young Geologist Needs
We built this for the kid who fills their pockets with gravel on every walk. The one who asks "what kind of rock is this?" forty times a day. If that sounds familiar, you're in the right place.
Point, Snap, Know
Your kid found a cool rock at the park and wants to know what it is. They take a photo, and within seconds they're learning it's a piece of jasper that formed millions of years ago. That's it. That's the whole feature.
- Works with any rock, mineral, crystal, or fossil
- Kid-friendly explanations — no geology textbook needed
- Learns fun facts like where the rock comes from and how old it is
- Saves every identification to their collection automatically
Every Pebble Gets a Place
Remember the days of shoeboxes full of rocks with masking tape labels? This is that, but it doesn't fall apart when you move it. Kids photograph their rocks, name them, rate them with pebbles, and organize them into projects.
- Add photos, names, categories, and pebble ratings (1–5)
- Organize into projects — "Beach Finds," "Backyard Sparkles," "Weird Ones"
- Sort by type: igneous, sedimentary, metamorphic, gem, crystal, fossil
- Your kid's collection is always safe and never runs out of shelf space
Share Without the Scary Parts
Kids want to show off their coolest finds. We get that. The gallery lets them share rock photos with other young collectors — but without comments sections, DMs, or anything that keeps parents up at night.
- Browse rocks shared by young geologists everywhere
- React with fun stickers instead of typed comments
- Every post goes through AI safety checks before it's visible
- No direct messages, no follower counts, no social pressure
Built for Kids, Watched by Parents
We know handing your kid a screen can feel complicated. So we built this the way we'd want it built for our own kids. Everything is moderated, parents have a dashboard, and there's nothing here that shouldn't be.
- AI-powered content moderation catches anything inappropriate
- Parent dashboard to review activity and manage the account
- No ads, no tracking, no data sold — ever
- COPPA compliant from day one
Earn Them the Old-Fashioned Way
No pay-to-win, no loot boxes. Kids earn badges by actually doing things — posting their first rock, identifying ten minerals, learning twenty rock facts, keeping a 30-day streak. Real achievements for real curiosity.
- "First Find" — post your first rock to your collection
- "Geologist in Training" — identify 10 rocks correctly
- "Pumice Pro" — learn 20 rock facts
- "Obsidian Edge" — maintain a 30-day streak
One Fun Fact, Every Single Day
Did you know pumice can float on water for years? Or that obsidian is sharper than a steel scalpel? Your kid will. We share one surprising geology fact every day — the kind of thing they'll immediately run to tell you about.
- New fact every day — geology, minerals, fossils, and more
- Written for kids, not Wikipedia editors
- Facts connect to real things kids can find and touch
- Kids can submit their own facts for approval
Kind Words Only
The internet can be rough. This corner of it isn't. Reactions are limited to positive stickers — think "Cool find!" and "So sparkly!" instead of open text comments. It's the playground, not the comments section.
- Fun pixel-art sticker reactions instead of typed comments
- Sticker threads let kids celebrate each other's finds
- No mean words, no bullying, no negativity — by design
- A community that feels like a classroom, not a social network
Ten Dollars. That's It.
We wanted a price a kid could pay with birthday money. $10 a year gets you everything — unlimited rock IDs, full collection tools, gallery access, badges, the whole thing. No upsells, no premium tiers, no surprise charges.
- Free tier to start — upload a few rocks and try it out
- $10/year for unlimited everything
- No ads, no in-app purchases, no hidden costs
- Cancel anytime, keep your collection data
Ready to start collecting?
Your kid's next rock adventure is one photo away. No contracts, no complicated setup — just snap, identify, and collect.
Start Collecting — Free