Meet Toko 
Every growing adventure begins with a caring companion.
Toko is a companion who celebrates every small act of kindness, encourages curiosity, and helps children discover the joy of caring for something living. Toko translates the plant's real biological needs into signals a child can understand and respond to, turning something invisible into something a child can see, hear, and act on.
Together, every watering becomes a moment of connection, wonder, and growth.
Your Growing Journey 
Four simple steps to begin growing together.

Bring Toko home and choose a plant, or introduce Toko to one you already have.

Place the sensor in the soil. It helps Toko feel the water, light, and warmth around your plant.

Use the app to tell Toko about your plant, so Toko knows what it needs to thrive.

Toko notices when your plant needs care and lets your child know. When they care for it, Toko’s heart lights up to celebrate.
Why Parents Love Toko 

Builds Responsibility
Daily care routines build confidence and lifelong habits.

More Nature, Less Screen Time
Technology that encourages kids to engage with the real world.

Meaningful Family Moments
Simple rituals that bring your family closer together.

Why We Exist 
Toko uses play and technology to help children understand the needs of a living plant, encouraging empathy, responsibility, and a lifelong appreciation for the natural world.
Today's children are growing up in an increasingly digital world, often with fewer opportunities to connect with nature. We believe caring for the planet begins with caring for something living.
By helping children nurture a single plant, we hope to cultivate curiosity, empathy, and a habit of care that lasts well beyond childhood.
Our Philosophy 
A simple path to help children grow, and the planet thrive.
EMPATHY
Developing sensitivity to the needs of other living things.
RESPONSIBILITY
Understanding that caring means noticing and responding to those needs.
NATURE
Learning how plants live, and discovering that our everyday actions affect the environment around them.
PLAY
Discovering these ideas through interaction and curiosity, rather than formal instruction.