Toys

Bring a toy.

Join the session first. In the waiting room, tap A toy · optional — MindSpiral shows the way that works on the device you are using, lets you feel a test buzz, and asks how strong it may go.

In a headset

A headset’s browser cannot reach Bluetooth toys, so the toy stays connected to Lovense Remote on your phone, and the headset talks to the phone.

Use Game Mode in Lovense Remote (Discover → Game Mode → Enable LAN) and type its Local IP and SSL Port in the headset — on its own keypad inside VR. The phone and the headset must be on the same Wi-Fi; if the browser asks to reach devices on your network, choose Allow.

If the headset also offers Lovense Remote — linked through Lovense, the phone can be on any network: press Connect, open zooburi.com/t on your phone, type the six letters the headset shows, and tap Open Lovense Remote.

On a computer

In Chrome or Edge, press Find my toy — a Lovense toy connects straight over Bluetooth. Close Lovense Remote on your phone first: a toy talks to one app at a time.

Another brand? Install Intiface Central (free, intiface.com), press Start Server, then Connect — it speaks to hundreds of toys.

On a phone

An Android phone in Chrome can reach a Lovense toy over Bluetooth directly.

On an iPhone or iPad, the toy stays in Lovense Remote: press Connect, then Open Lovense Remote, and come back to the session.

Yours

It stays yours.

Your limit

You choose how strong your toy may go — on the join page, in the waiting room, or any time from Limits. Nothing can take it past that: not a session, not the host. Toys: Off on the join page means 0% — choose a limit when you connect one.

Your permission

Connecting a toy hands nothing over. The host can move it only if you switch on toy control — and only after you say yes to their invitation. They see your toy only then.

Your Stop

Stop, both grips in a headset, or Stop toys sets every toy to zero at once and keeps it there. If the page, the headset or the network goes, the toy goes still by itself within seconds.

If it doesn’t move

Troubleshooting.

It connected, but the test buzz does nothing

Check your limit: if you joined with Toys: Off it is 0%, and nothing can move the toy until you raise it. At a low limit a short buzz can be too faint to notice — try 60% for the test.

My browser asked to “connect to devices on your local network”

That is how the session’s page reaches Lovense Remote’s Game Mode on your phone: choose Allow. If you chose Block, open the site settings (beside the address) and allow Local network access, then press Try again. In a headset, take it out of VR for a moment if Game Mode seems to wait — the question may be waiting outside.

Game Mode says it could not reach the app

The phone and the headset (or computer) have to be on the same Wi-Fi, with Lovense Remote open and the phone awake. Type exactly the Local IP and the SSL Port Game Mode shows, and keep Lovense Remote up to date. If your session offers the six-letter link, use that instead — it works on any network.

The six letters have run out

They last ten minutes. Press Disconnect, then Connect in the session for new ones.

Bluetooth can’t find my toy

Turn the toy on so its light flashes, and close Lovense Remote on your phone — a toy only talks to one app at a time. Bluetooth from a web page needs Chrome or Edge on a computer, or Chrome on Android.