Possibility of phone app based system?

So, I would think that in this day and time, some enterprising app developer would come up with a phone app and bluetooth linked, compact power box for E-stimming. I have poked around a bit and don't see anything out there of this nature. Anybody know of anything like this under development? Who knows, maybe someday a line of Bluetooth speakers will exist with multi-channel, auxiliary output plugs that a person can utilize. Piping through an Amazon Echo: "Alexa, get me off using the standard routine."

Check out https://www.dungeon-lab.com/home.html for an estim box Bluetooth linked to a phone app.

Also look on the e-stim systems forums for details of remote control of the 2B box.

Check out https://www.dungeon-lab.com/home.html for an estim box Bluetooth linked to a phone app.

That Dungeon Lab app and power box look like just what I was looking for. However, there are some possible red flags here. Prices of the box and various accessories are unbelievably low-priced and apps appear to be free. IOS app description is totally in Chinese. Android app bypasses Google Play Store so installation is risky. All that makes me not real excited about being the first one to buy from this company. Maybe a few brave people here will give it a try and post about their experience.

It has had some good reviews over on Smartstim.com

I got a dungeonlab coyote recently. It's my first estim but I'm pretty impressed with it. The bluetooth app is a little buggy but does let you set a huge range of control etc. If you look on reddit there are lots of reviews from experienced people, and some good comments from the bioelectric engineer designing it. Really, really good value for money too, especially with two channels

In late 90s I think it was 97 98.II took a USB micro controller and hooked it up to some dildos and titty Pinchers and different sex toys. Then I wrote a Yahoo Messenger plug in for it. Reach Out And touch somebody. Didn't have the 50 grand for a patent search got a entrepreneur company to help me out and they just outright stole it from me.

there's no reason you couldn't do that with Bluetooth microcontrollers they're just as easy 100 bucks for the developer kit. so you can start making your own boards for a few bucks and a it's just buck or two for each chip. Simple battery and power on a small board put it in a box with a USB microcontroller chip. Some wires to turn switches on and off. Usually get 16 or 256. And any of those wires can be to turn something on or off or to check whether something is on or off or set it to a certain value between 0 and 256 or 0 and 16 million. They're not hard to program. Justuse aa scripting language for whatever app you want. it's easier than writing in c and whole big program. Going to do it for Android you can write it in Java

I can confirm what @majorityone says. Dungen lab coyote works very well and they're now also on the Play store. My phone scanned for viruses and did not find any either. But really, the coyote is amazing. Literally every imaginable option is available.

The only downside is the (partly) terrible translation and the lack of a decent handbook. If you run into issues however, feel free to ask. I think I got it all figured out by now. And most things I first thought were bugs turned out to stem from my misunderstanding of the app 😃

That Dungeon Lab app and power box look like just what I was looking for. However, there are some possible red flags here. Prices of the box and various accessories are unbelievably low-priced and apps appear to be free. IOS app description is totally in Chinese. Android app bypasses Google Play Store so installation is risky. All that makes me not real excited about being the first one to buy from this company. Maybe a few brave people here will give it a try and post about their experience.

I just purchased a Coyote directly from DG Labs and as a new E-stimmer, I find the Coyote very impressive. I had two separate 3 hour sessions and one 5 hour session on a single charge. The app connects to Bluetooth and I can play ausiostim files right from my phone. Also, the unit seems very powerful as I have never made it past the 42 power setting using a Moaner to ghost-fuck my hole.

Lack of BT or a phone app make other E-stim devices look archaic and overpriced by comparison, even if they are more durable or better quality. My guess is the hardware needs an electrical engineer to design, but BT and net code needs a networking and app software developer, so development costs become much higher.

If you have a Coyote, I highly recommend you give the free XToys app (Xtoys.app) a try. It is far better IMHO than the DG Labs app. I haven't opened the DG Labs app since starting with Xtoys.