Funscript playback for edging devices: HaptiQ maps funscript motion to whatever functions each model exposes to its control protocol. Browse 5 devices from 4 brands in the HaptiQ index, each with a setup guide.
5 edging devices from 4 brands are in HaptiQ's device index, and a funscript is device-agnostic — the same motion file plays on any of them. 0 of the 5 are verified entries, meaning their connection details were confirmed rather than taken from a manufacturer listing.
HaptiQ maps script position onto whatever actuation each device exposes through its protocol, so the script's rhythm carries across even where the physical motion differs from the original.
Both routes exist in this category. 1 of the 5 (20%) pair straight from the browser with no extra software; the other 4 need Intiface Central because their transport is not reachable from a browser. Each device page states which applies.
4 brands are represented. The largest ranges are Maus-Tec (2), night-howler (1), nogasm (1) and Onwrikbaar (1). HaptiQ connects to all of them the same way — the brand does not change how a script is generated or played.
Yes. Upload a video or paste a link and HaptiQ's motion analysis produces a .funscript timed to that exact file, which matters because a script made for a different cut drifts out of sync in a way no offset setting can correct. The output is a standard .funscript and also plays in DeoVR, HereSphere, XBVR and ScriptPlayer.
Yes. HaptiQ supports multiple simultaneous connections and keeps them on the same playback clock, so two devices in this category follow the same script together rather than drifting apart.