Sensory Magma for Android

The touch interaction should actually interact with the blobs, deforming them and cause eddies and ripples. A free Android app does a much better job than this.

It’s just a bunch of blobs on the screen. It doesn’t even remotely resemble a lava light. Lame.

...don't misunderstand. Pinching does make the blobs smaller, but they switch to a smaller size abruptly. They don't squeeze down smoothly, as if under pressure (which would be cool). The display is soothing as is, but slower motion would be more soothing.

This app is just wonderful. My younger cousin, Ali, is afraid of the dark, and this works as an excellent screensaver-nightlight combination. Thank you for making our lives easier.

I love this app, which I use to help a child with unique sensory needs fall asleep. I turn it on and he is mesmerized by the moving shapes. My only challenge with the application is that while using it, the screen goes to auto dim. You have to go into your settings and manually change it so that the screen does not do dim.