Bad-Science

Bad-Science

Raid your kitchen for science!

1 ratings
1 review
$1.99

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • April 14, 2026
  • April 17, 2026

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This app uses AI to create absurd, fake science experiments based on household items you have. It generates humorous hypotheses, procedures, and conclusions for entertainment purposes only.

AI-generated experiments based on user surroundings
Multiple humorous 'vibes' to choose from
Fake danger ratings and peer reviews
Absurd hypotheses and procedures
Zero actual science involved
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What's New in Bad

1.0.1

April 17, 2026

Fixed sharing screenshot bug.

User reviews

Delightfully unhinged (in the best way)

“Bad Science” is the app I didn’t know I needed. You just plug in whatever random items you have lying around—coffee, duct tape, a desk fan—and it generates absurd, over-the-top “scientific” experiments that feel like a mix of a lab manual and a comedy sketch.

The writing is clever, the concepts are hilariously pseudo-technical, and every experiment feels like it’s one step away from getting flagged by your IT department. It’s perfect for sparking creativity, getting a laugh, or entertaining curious kids (and adults who should know better).

Absolutely a 10/10 for fun.
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FAQ

What is Bad-Science?

Bad-Science is a comedy app that uses AI to generate absurd, fake science experiments based on household items you have. It's designed purely for entertainment and does not involve any actual scientific procedures.

How does Bad-Science work?

The app interviews you about your surroundings, including visible objects and available liquids. An AI then creates a humorous, overly academic fake experiment using only the items you described.

Can I perform the experiments generated by Bad-Science?

No, the app explicitly states that the experiments are jokes for entertainment only. Users are strongly advised not to perform any of the generated experiments, and the developers are not responsible for any outcomes if they do.

What kind of 'vibes' can I choose for experiments in Bad-Science?

Bad-Science offers five distinct 'vibes' to choose from, including options like 'Maximum chaos' and 'Would make my mom cry,' allowing for varied comedic outputs.

Is Bad-Science suitable for all ages?

The app has an age rating of 9+, indicating it is generally suitable for younger audiences. However, the humor is designed to be absurd and may appeal more to older users.

How much does Bad-Science cost?

Bad-Science is a paid application, available for $1.99. There are no in-app purchases or advertisements.

What devices is Bad-Science available on?

Bad-Science is currently supported on iPhone and iPod devices. It was released on April 14, 2026, with the latest version being 1.0.1 as of April 17, 2026.

Does Bad-Science have ads?

No, Bad-Science does not contain advertisements. It is a paid app with no in-app purchases, offering an ad-free experience.