A cartoonish green germ with red cheeks and an open mouth looks up at a pink liquid drop from a tilted beaker, set against a purple background with colourful icons below—perfect for fans of the Toca Lab App.

Toca Lab App Review

ByLouise

James loves to play on my iPad and recently he has been trying out a new app called Toca Lab from Toca Boca, who is the world’s leading digital toy developer for children, having achieved over having achieved over 66 million downloads in 169 countries worldwide.

A cartoon germ with a surprised face and red cheeks sits under a tilted beaker, with a pink liquid drop falling—just like in Toca Lab. The background is purple, and the colourful Toca Boca logo appears at the bottom, perfect for an App Review.

The app is aimed at children aged 4 years old and over and priced at £2.49. You can download it from iTunes and it will work on your iPad, iPhone or iPod. 

With Toco Lab you can explore the colorful and exciting world of science. Within the app you can play with and meet all 118 of the elements from the periodic table. You get to discover all these elements by experimenting with the lab tools! 

You can:
  • Take your element for a spin in the centrifuge.
  • Warm them up in the Bunsen burner. 
  • Put the element on ice with the cooling agent
  • Add a drop or two of mysterious liquids from the test tubes
  • Change their voltage and make them magnetic with the oscilloscope
A pastel-coloured, pentagon-shaped device with a digital display sits on a stand, connected by wires—resembling gadgets in Toca Lab. A red arrow icon points upward in the top left. The background appears to be a blurred indoor room.A cartoonish green liquid with a smiling face sits inside a large flask on a lab bench, just like in Toca Lab. Next to it are test tubes on a stand, and a purple tube connects the flask. The background is a blurred laboratory scene.

A cartoon-style chemistry set-up inspired by Toca Lab, with a round flask bubbling green liquid, steam rising from the top, and a blue electric heater below on a lab table. The background is a blurred laboratory scene.A cute, boxy teal robot inspired by Toca Lab, with green legs, a red switch, and aerials topped with geometric shapes, stands on a table with wavy lines above its head in a blurred indoor setting.
Each element has it’s own personality. In Toca Lab, you can find out what Neon sounds like, find out if Gold is heavy or light, whether Nitrogen is soft or hard. You will also be able to explore, inspect, and study each of the 118. 
A round, yellow, cartoon-like creature with a dummy and red bow sits in a colourful, whimsical Toca Lab filled with scientific equipment, papers, pastel decorations—perfect for an imaginative app review setting.A pastel-coloured laboratory scene inspired by the Toca Lab App, featuring a floating blue cloud-like creature in the centre. The room includes lab equipment, boxes, scattered papers, and a home icon in the upper left corner.A pastel-coloured Toca Lab laboratory with various scientific equipment and tubes. A smiling, boxy creature stands in the centre, surrounded by scattered objects and colourful confetti—a playful scene perfect for an App Review backdrop.

A periodic table game interface inspired by Toca Lab features cute, round cartoon creatures as elements. Zinc (Zn, atomic number 30) is highlighted, with its blue mascot shown at the bottom on a clipboard for your next App Review.A game interface inspired by Toca Lab features a grid of cute, blob-like creatures in numbered boxes. The creature "Br" with the number 35 is highlighted, matching the details on a clipboard—perfect for your next app review.

Toca Lab’s creators believe that Toca Lab is a place for playing and having fun. They hope to inspire kids to explore science and believe it’s a fun way to experiment, discover and create curiosity in the world of science.
Overall, the app is fun and very child friendly. It gets the little ones interested in science from an early age and that in my opinion can only be a good thing.

*We were given a code to review this App for free for the purpose of this review – all thoughts and opinions are my own*

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