HaptiQ vs GoblinScript
HaptiQ vs GoblinScript (checked October 2026): side by side on price, platforms and features — where GoblinScript wins, where HaptiQ wins, and who should pick which. Sources linked.
What GoblinScript is
- Category: AI funscript generator
- Platforms: Windows, Linux
- Generates funscripts: Yes
- Pricing: Free / open source (MIT) (Free, open source)
GoblinScript — honest strengths
- Free and MIT-licensed
- Fully local and private
- Fast on a good GPU — about half the video's runtime, per its README
GoblinScript — gaps & limitations
- Windows 10/11 or Linux only, and a capable GPU is required
- No built-in device playback; you bring your own player
- No full timeline editor, batch UI or multi-axis output documented
Where HaptiQ differs
If you have an 8 GB+ GPU on Windows or Linux and are comfortable with a terminal, GoblinScript is free, open source and private — hard to beat on price. HaptiQ is for everyone else: no GPU, works on Mac, Chromebook and Android, and goes from video to editing to playing on your device in one place.
GoblinScript vs HaptiQ — the specifics
- Free, open-source local AI generator (V-JEPA 2.1 perception plus a trained head) run from a terminal app
- Needs a GPU with at least 8 GB of VRAM; there is no CPU-only mode
- Writes video.funscript next to your video; a browser review page lets you tune texture, amplitude, frequency and stillness
- VR is auto-detected from the aspect ratio, or forced with --vr
HaptiQ vs GoblinScript: side by side
| Feature | HaptiQ | GoblinScript |
|---|
| 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 | Free |
| Source code | Closed | Open source (MIT) |
| Hardware | Any device with a modern browser | GPU with 8 GB+ VRAM; Windows 10/11 or Linux |
| Mac | Yes, in the browser | No |
| Speed | Depends on our queue and the video length | About half the video's runtime on a fast GPU |
| VR | Yes (Pro) | Yes (auto-detect or --vr) |
| Editing | Timeline editor, 14 plugins, quality score | Browser review page with tuning sliders |
| Device playback | Built in (Web Bluetooth, Handy Wi-Fi, Intiface) | Not built in |
| Multi-axis | 8-axis T-code (Pro) | Not documented |
| Your video | Uploaded to our servers, kept until you delete it | Never leaves your computer |
Where GoblinScript wins
- Free and open source
- Private: nothing is uploaded
- Fast on a strong GPU
Where HaptiQ wins
- No GPU, and it works on Mac, Chromebook and Android
- Editor, device playback, batch and multi-axis in one place
- No terminal needed
Who should pick which
Pick GoblinScript if
- You have an 8 GB+ GPU on Windows or Linux and want free, local generation
Pick HaptiQ if
- You're on a Mac, a laptop without a strong GPU, or a phone
- You want to edit and play on your device without stitching tools together
Sources
Checked against these pages in October 2026. Spot something out of date? Email [email protected] and we will fix it.
GoblinScript official site
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