FlexiFLESH is a mobile app through which users can actually hack into the vulnerability of any compatible Bluetooth sex toy, including its speed, power and settings, even when it’s in use - bringing new meaning to the term Coitus Interruptus. And by overriding any manual controls, FlexiFLESH allows consenting couples and strangers to get virtually closer than ever before.
FlexiFLESH features the proprietary Climax Tracker with advanced sensory technology that monitors changes in body temperature, heartbeat, blood flow and muscle activity. This data, along with setting preferences, session times and location updates via FlexiFLESH’s GPS Probe are collated into graphical Climax Reports. Users also rave about our Remote Pleasure Control feature, which lets anyone take over your device.
Access any compatible adult pleasure device using Bluetooth
Advanced sensory technology monitors changes in body temperature, heartbeat, blood flow and muscle activity and actually collates the data into graphical Climax Reports
Collates FlexiFLESH data, including information from the Climax Tracker, user preferences, session lengths, device location - for easy reading pleasure
Receive real-time device location updates so you never miss a vibration
Wide open access to recorded data, set specific alerts and change your settings
Take remote charge of a sex toy’s power button, speed and preference settings – even when in use
Your own personalized online portal provides wide open access to all of FlexiFLESH’s innovative features, including Climax Tracker, Climax Report, sex toy setting preferences, session times and location updates via FlexiFLESH’s GPS Probe. Imagine what possibilities arise with knowing someone’s personal titillations - exactly what to do, when to do it and for how long.
Last year’s Def Con hacking conference saw two ethical hackers expose the vulnerability of We-Vibe 4, a Bluetooth compatible sex toy, to third party data interception and remote takeover of the vibrator – begging the question: ‘How deep can hacking penetrate?’ Enter FlexiFLESH, literally.
With consumer protection at the forefront of corporate cybersecurity focus, it is no surprise that red flags were raised when the most intimate of products was hacked at Def Con. FlexiFLESH seized the opportunity to hack this vulnerability and has now taken this threat to the Internet of Things and turned it into a Thing of Fantasy.
