Intiface Central
Buttplug Frontend Application
Nonpolynomial Labs, LLC ✓ Verified
com.nonpolynomial.intiface_centralIntiface® Central is a frontend application for the Buttplug Sex Toy Control Library, for Desktop (Win/macOS/Linux) and Mobile (Android/iOS).
For users, it provides simple, friendly capabilites for managing, connecting, customizing devices.
For developers, it allows their application to connect to and control sex toys, without having to worry about constantly updating the underlying libraries or dealing with bugs and crashes in a difficult-to-debug cross langauge environment.
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2.6.726 Apr 2025
Features
- Lovense Devices can now be detected via advertised service instead of name. This means if you rename your toy in the lovense app, we'll (hopefully) still find it.
Added Device Support
- TryFun Meta 2, Black Hole Plus
- OhMiBox Nex|2
- Sexverse LG389
- Galaku Zaku Aircraft Cup
- JoyHub Pearlconch L, Troi, Tanmouth, Marcela
- Libo Miao
- Svakom Vick Neo 2
- Svakom Iker Neo
- metaXsire Tay 6
- metaXsire HH010
- Joyhub Vince
- Joyhub Maynor
- Joyhub Dallin
- Joyhub Melody
- Joyhub Pathfinder
- Joyhub Scarlett
- JoyHub Verax 4
- JoyHub Palmyra
- JoyHub Maiden
- JoyHub Viele 3
- JoyHub Xylia
- JoyHub Tarik
- JoyHub Urica Guard 2
- JoyHub Ryden
- JoyHub Viva
- Svakom Emma Neo 2
- Svakom Mini Emma Neo
- Svakom Coco Pro
- metaXsire Zeus
- Tracy's Dog Craybit Pro
- Nexus Revo Stealth
- Luvmazer Finger Magic
- Fox M70-2
- PrettyLove (new identifier)
- Joyroid Loob
- Bananasome Rocket X7
- Omobo ViVegg Vibrator
- Kisstoy Lost (Vibrating)
- Kisstoy Lost (Sucking)
- Kisstoy Lost (Insertable)
- Kiiroo Spot
Bugfixes
- ScalarCmd devices now properly heed user set device limits
- Disconnecting a serial device in use now fires disconnect event. Versus what it used to do, which was an unbounded, very fast memory leak.
2.6.525 Dec 2024
No release notes supplied.
2.6.412 Oct 2024
No release notes supplied.
2.6.22 Sept 2024
No release notes supplied.