Connect Bluetooth sex toys to your VRChat avatar using VRChat's OSC.
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Features
- Bluetooth toy support through Buttplug.io: connect any supported toy directly, no extra app needed.
- Driven by your avatar: map VRChat avatar parameters to each toy motor over OSC.
- SPS and TPS support: react to penetration systems on your avatar, with input filters to pick which ones.
- Fine-tuning per motor: output range, idle speed, flip input, plus Smooth, Rate and Constant processing modes.
- In-game control with the VibeCheck OSC API: enable or disable toys by anatomy from your avatar menu.
- Battery levels sent back to VRChat as OSC data for your avatar to use.
- Quality of life: scan automatically when a toy disconnects, desktop notifications, minimise instead of closing.
Getting started
- Get a toy that Buttplug.io supports.
- Connect it: follow Connecting Toys.
- Install VibeCheck with the latest installer.
- Set up your avatar with a known system or your own: Avatar Setup.
- Set up the app: VibeCheck App Setup.
Documentation
| Guide |
What it covers |
| App Setup |
Enabling VibeCheck and toy settings |
| Avatar Setup |
OSC, premade prefabs, custom contact setups and TPS |
| Bluetooth |
Requirements, getting connected and common Bluetooth issues |
| OSC API |
Endpoints for app state and anatomy toggles from inside VRChat |
| FAQ |
App, connection and avatar configuration issues |
More guides live on the wiki.
Get help, share avatar setups, suggest features and hang out.
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Bugs and feature requests
Found a bug or have an idea? Please open an issue or tell us on Discord. Reports help a lot!
Building from source
VibeCheck is a Tauri app with a Rust backend and a React frontend.
You’ll need Rust, Node.js with Yarn (enable it with corepack enable) and the Tauri prerequisites for your platform.
yarn install # install frontend dependencies
yarn tauri dev # run the app in development mode
yarn tauri build # build an installer
Testing OSC without VRChat
The workspace includes osc-tool, a small command-line tool for checking VibeCheck’s OSC input. Run it from src-tauri/:
cargo run -p osc-tool -- listen # is VRChat sending? (close VibeCheck first)
cargo run -p osc-tool -- send Boop 0.5 # send a parameter to VibeCheck as if VRChat did
cargo run -p osc-tool -- sweep Boop 0 1 --back # ramp a parameter up and back down
License
VibeCheck is licensed under the Apache License 2.0.
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