My toy feels too weak
Three knobs to boost a toy that feels too gentle. Per-device intensity, multiplier, and speed range. Plus the Stretch toggle for soft scripts.
If your toy is paired and running but it feels gentler than you want, three settings turn it up. Try them in this order.
1. Per-device intensity slider
In the sidebar, every connected toy has its own intensity slider under its name. It goes from 0 to 150 percent.
If you have a strong toy that you scaled down, this is the first place to check. Drag it back to 100 percent (or above).
A weak toy (like a small wearable) can be pushed to 150 percent here. This is a hard cap above the source signal: you cannot exceed what the toy is capable of.
2. Multiplier
The bottom bar has a Multiplier control. It scales the whole source signal before it reaches your toy.
- 1.0x is the script or pattern as it was made.
- 1.3x to 1.5x makes a gentle script feel notably stronger.
- 2.0x is the maximum useful range.
If your script feels weak from start to finish, 1.5x is a safe boost.
3. Speed range minimum
The bottom bar also has a Speed range with a minimum and maximum. The minimum raises the floor of the signal.
For example, if your minimum is 30, the toy never drops below 30 percent intensity. This is useful for vibrators that lose force at low speeds. A high minimum keeps the toy "on" instead of sputtering at low script values.
A starting point: minimum 20, maximum 100. Adjust to taste.
4. Stretch (for scripts only)
If the issue is that a script is calm-to-medium throughout, turn on Stretch in the Script Player. Stretch exaggerates intensity changes around the slow-moving average, so the highs feel higher and the lows feel lower.
It does not change the script. It just makes a soft one feel more dynamic. Turn it off for already-intense scripts.
When to fix the toy, not the settings
If the toy still feels weak with all settings maxed out:
- Battery may be low. See Charging your toy before pairing.
- The motor itself may have a hardware limit. Some wearables are inherently quiet.
- Try a different position. Direct contact matters.