Terms of use

Electron Lab is made by Version2Labs Inc. (version2apps.com). You’re welcome to use it to learn and to teach, at home, in class or at a robotics centre.

Ownership

Electron Lab and its content are © 2026 Version2Labs Inc. All rights reserved. The circuits, programs and robots you make in Electron Lab are yours.

Using it fairly

Electron Lab’s software, simulations, lessons, missions, quizzes, worked answers, artwork, 3D models, films and designs belong to Version2Labs Inc. and are protected by copyright and other intellectual property laws. Teachers may show it in class and print pages for their own learners. Search engines and AI assistants may read our public pages to describe Electron Lab and link to it.

Without our written permission, you may not:

• copy, save in bulk, scrape or republish its lessons, answers, artwork, models or films, or put them in another product, course or website;
• copy, decompile, reverse-engineer or take apart its software or simulations, or study them to build a product that competes with Electron Lab, except where the law allows this whatever these terms say;
• use robots, scripts or AI tools to collect its content, or use its content to train or build an AI model;
• get around the sign-in, the plans or the limits on learners, or share a paid account or the paid lessons with people the plan doesn’t cover;
• use the Electron Lab name, logo or designs for anything of your own, or suggest that we made or approve it.

If an account breaks these terms, we may suspend or close it. To ask for permission, for example to use Electron Lab in a product of your own, write to hello@theelectronlab.com.

Your progress

Without an account, your progress is stored only on your device. Electron Lab has no adverts and no tracking cookies. We count anonymous visits (which page, and roughly which country, nothing that identifies you) to see how many people use it. The privacy page has the details.

Free and paid plans

Every lab, and Level 1, are free for everyone, with no account. Levels 2 and 3, and the micro:bit side quest, are free with a free account. The other levels (Level 4 and up on the main path, and every other optional level) come with a paid plan: the Family plan, for a family account, at one price for each child, or a plan for a school or robotics centre. Accounts and schools that were using Electron Lab before paid plans began keep every level, free.

The Family plan is paid by card, every month, at the price for each child shown on the plans page and on the payment page before you pay. You pay for the children on your account: adding a child adds their price to your next bill, including the rest of that month, and removing a child lowers your next bill. Any tax is shown on the payment page. Schools and centres usually start with a free pilot; after it, we agree a plan with them and send an invoice.

Renewal and cancelling

The Family plan renews by itself at the end of each month or year, and the card is charged then, until you cancel. You can cancel at any time from Account → Manage plan. The plan then stops renewing and every level stays open until the end of the time already paid for, after which the account goes back to the free levels. Progress and saved work are kept. Deleting your account cancels the plan straight away.

If a renewal payment fails, we try again for a short while; if it still can’t be taken, the plan ends. If we ever change the price, we will tell you by email before it applies to your next renewal, so you can cancel first.

Refunds

Your first 14 days. If you buy the Family plan and change your mind, email us within 14 days of your first payment and we will refund it in full, no questions asked. The plan ends when the refund is made, and the account goes back to the free levels; progress and saved work are kept.

After that. You can cancel at any time and keep every level until the end of the time already paid for, but we don’t refund part of a month or part of a year that has already started.

Mistakes. If you are charged twice, charged after cancelling, or charged the wrong amount, we refund the extra in full, whenever you tell us.

Schools and centres. Plans for schools and robotics centres follow the terms in their quote or invoice. Pilots are free, so there is nothing to refund.

How to ask. Email hello@theelectronlab.com from the address on the account, or tell us that address. Refunds go back to the card that paid, usually within 5 to 10 business days, depending on your bank.

Wherever you live, you also keep any right to cancel or to a refund that your local consumer law gives you; nothing here takes those away.

Payments

Payments are handled by Stripe, our payment processor. You enter your card details on Stripe’s own pages; Electron Lab never sees or stores them. Stripe’s own terms and privacy policy apply to what you give them. Receipts, the card on file and past invoices are in Manage plan.

Other notices

Electron Lab uses the open-source libraries Blockly (Apache 2.0), three.js and supabase-js (MIT). micro:bit, Arduino, mBlock and MakeCode are trade marks of their owners, who don’t make or endorse Electron Lab. The simulations are for learning, so build real circuits safely, with an adult’s help. Electron Lab is provided as it is.

Questions about a plan, or want to use Electron Lab in your school or centre? Write to hello@theelectronlab.com, or get in touch at version2apps.com.