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Tocalabs LTD (trading as Toca.io) is a British software company headquartered in The Blade, Reading. Founded in 2018, the company specialises in low-code development platforms, robotic process automation (RPA), and relational data management. Toca operates primarily in high-compliance sectors such as healthcare, legal, and financial services, providing an API-first platform for digital transformation and workflow automation.

Toca was founded in 2018 by Mat Rule in Reading, England. The company’s early work centred on a physical robotics prototype named “Kara”, designed to automate digital tasks on tablets via a mechanical stylus. Following incorporation as Tocalabs Limited in June 2018, the business pivoted to software-based automation and launched its first commercial product, Tocabot, in September 2018.^[1] Its first customer, Retail Insight, was signed that year and remains an active partner. In 2019, Toca expanded its client base to include organisations such as Prostate Cancer UK and the NHS.

In 2020, Toca further expanded its presence within the NHS through partnerships with additional trusts. During this period, the company developed its first major technical architecture, known as "Genesis," which transformed the platform into an enterprise low-code application platform (LCAP).^[2] The company's expansion was supported by successive rounds of seed and extension funding from venture capital investors. In 2024, the company released Versions 6 and 7, introducing a relational data architecture, and relocated its headquarters to The Blade, Reading.^[3]

In 2025, Toca launched its second major technical generation, "Prodigy," shifting focus toward Artificial Intelligence and global scalability. This phase introduced native AI features, automated translations, and bot pooling. During this time, the company launched Spectral, an AI-specific product under the Toca.ai brand.

The Toca platform is a unified, API-first enterprise automation environment designed to connect disparate systems and automate workflows within a single architecture.

• Low-Code Application Development: A browser-based designer for enterprise applications featuring In-Page Logic and responsive design.
• Robotic Process Automation (RPA): A logic-based engine utilizing bots to automate repetitive manual tasks.
• Relational Data Management: A centralised data layer enabling complex data modelling across business functions.

The TDK is an Integrated Development Environment (IDE) allowing developers to extend the platform using C# .Net Core, React, and Python. It integrates with the NuGet repository to allow proprietary intellectual property development.

The Toca platform is utilised in high-compliance industries where data sovereignty is required:

• Healthcare: Through the Toca.health division, the company provides tools for NHS trusts, focusing on Digital Triage and e-Referral Integration.
• Legal and Financial Services: Automates KYC/AML compliance and data migration via RESTful APIs and webhooks.

• The DevOps Industry Awards (2024): Winner of the "Best DevOps Automation Project" in partnership with Sandhata Technologies.^[4]
• Thames Valley Tech & Innovation Awards (2025): Finalist for "Tech Employer of the Year" and "Thames Valley Tech Company of the Year."^[5]
• G2 Grid: Ranked as a "High Performer" in the BPM category.^[6]

• Low-code development platform
• Robotic process automation
• Business process management

• Official website
• Toca.Health
• Toca.ai