Guides
How to choose. How to use. How to feel more.
How to Use Vortex: The Dual-Motor Stroker
Two motors are not twice one motor. They are a position, a direction and a rhythm you get to choose, which is the who...
How to Use the Velvet Vibes App
Everything your massager does on its own, plus the things only a phone can add.
How to Use Rouge: The Pocket Massager
Rouge is the one device in the range whose personality is written after you buy it, either by you or by whoever you h...
How to Use Pixie: The Compact Massager
Pixie has a pointed tip and a flat side. Almost everybody reaches for the tip, and almost everybody should have start...
How to Use Pearl: The Wearable Internal Massager
Pearl is two devices wearing one shell: an evening off, and a training session. Deciding which one you are having cha...
How to Use Orion: The Vibrating Ring
Orion does one mechanical thing at the base, and it points a motor outward. Where you aim that motor decides who the ...
How to Use Naiomy: The Targeted Internal Massager
Naiomy is not a device you move. It is a device you aim once, then leave exactly where it is.
How to Use Estelle: The All-Body Point Massager
One small tip, one narrow point of contact, and about forty places on the body where that turns out to be exactly wha...
How to Use Eon: The App-Controlled Stroker
Eon does not make the sensation on its own. Lubricant and the valve do, and both take about ten seconds to get right.
How to Use Ember: The Warming Massager
Turn the warmth on ninety seconds before you touch yourself with it. Almost everything Ember does well starts with th...
How to Use Eclipse: The Couples Massager
Eclipse is the only device in the range whose placement is decided by the position you are in, not by your hand. Pick...
Controlling Your Massager with an Apple Watch
Nobody notices someone checking their watch. That single fact is what the watch app is for.