Sensory Light Box

Sensory Light Box

Cause and Effect Skills

8 ratings
32 reviews
$3.99

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • June 19, 2012
  • July 22, 2019

Features

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About

This app uses abstract animations and sounds to teach basic touch skills and awareness through interactive scenes. It's designed to encourage exploration and can be customized for various needs and ages, including those with special educational needs or young children.

Abstract animation and sound
Basic touch skills introduction
30 customizable scenes
Calm and energetic options
Automatic touch-free play
Switch control compatibility
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What's New in Sensory Light Box

5.5.0

July 22, 2019

Updates for iOS 12 and newer devices

Charts

Top Paid

📉 180-17

Education

This app dropped -17 positions in Education chart.

Last updated on July 16, 2026.

User reviews

A calming, sensory-safe haven in my pocket

This app is wonderful for sensory regulation. The visuals are soft, soothing, and responsive in a way that feels grounding without being overwhelming. The colors, motions, and sounds are gentle enough for sensitive users but still stimulating in a comforting way.

I use this when I’m overstimulated or anxious, and it helps settle my mind quickly — especially paired with headphones or a chewy. It’s rare to find an app that understands sensory needs without being too bright, too noisy, or too busy.

If you’re autistic, ADHD, or anyone who benefits from sensory grounding tools, this feels like having a portable calm space. I’m really grateful it exists. Highly recommended.
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Love this app!!

I’ve used this for many years on the iPad and on desktops and interactive whiteboards. It is a wonderful introduction to cause effect for my students with multiple disabilities, and it works well with any access mode. It’s always been a favorite for my students from prek to high school. They all love it!
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We got a new fridge on October 4

Hi I’m a autism 13 year old kid but this app was claiming and good thank you and this app made me want to go to the BRB and I was spinning on a chair because of the music we got a new fridge and fridgebusters (and I don’t want to go to the BFB from BFB)

Great app for early engagement

This app has an excellent range of activities and settings that allow it to be configured for lots of different users. The animations and sounds vary between soft/gentle and more stimulating and noisy. It is also switch accessible so users who cant manage direct touch can still control the actions.

No vibration, refund!

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FAQ

What does the Sensory Light Box app do?

The app uses abstract animations and sounds to introduce basic touch skills and awareness. It encourages exploration through 30 different scenes, ranging from calm to energetic, and provides visual and auditory feedback.

Who is the Sensory Light Box app designed for?

While originally made for teenagers with autism and complex needs, it's popular with parents of babies and young toddlers. The sounds and graphics are appropriate for any age group, including those with low vision or who are over-stressed.

How much does the Sensory Light Box app cost?

Based on the provided information, the app is a one-time purchase and is not free. There are no mentions of subscriptions or ads, indicating a straightforward paid model.

Can the Sensory Light Box app be used with assistive technology?

Yes, the app offers automatic (touch-free) play that enables switch control for basic cause and effect. Instructions for setting up Bluetooth switches or keyboards can be found via the developer's website link.

What are some common use cases for the Sensory Light Box app?

It's used for teaching cause and effect, targeting, and visual attention. It can serve as a 'chill out' app for stressed individuals, a calming tool for children with autism, or an engaging activity for young children learning about touch.