HaptiQ vs FeelMe AI (checked October 2026): side by side on price, platforms and features — where FeelMe AI wins, where HaptiQ wins, and who should pick which. Sources linked.
FeelMe AI and HaptiQ solve different problems. FeelMe syncs live while you browse its supported sites. HaptiQ makes an editable .funscript from a video you own, which plays the same way every time, in any funscript player, on far more devices. If you only want instant sync while browsing and own a supported toy, FeelMe is simpler.
| Feature | HaptiQ | FeelMe AI |
|---|---|---|
| What you get | An editable .funscript file you keep | Live sync while the video plays; no file |
| Which videos | Any video you upload or link | Videos on its 200+ supported sites |
| Wait time | Processing first, then instant replay | None — real time |
| Editing | Timeline editor, 14 plugins, quality score | No |
| Devices | 872 indexed devices | Kiiroo, Svakom, Autoblow, The Handy, Hot Octopuss, PowerBlow |
| Multi-axis | 8-axis T-code (Pro) | Not advertised |
| Apps | Web (any modern browser), Android app; on iPhone it runs in the Bluefy browser until the iPhone app ships | Chrome extension; mobile browser app on iOS and Android |
| Price | Free tier (2 full-quality scripts, then 1 a month); Pro $9.99/month, $79.99/year or $199.99 once, with a 30-day free trial for first-time subscribers | €9.99/month, €4.99/month billed yearly, 6-month and lifetime plans |
| Trial | Permanent free tier, plus a 30-day Pro trial for first-time subscribers | 5-day free trial |
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