Rooms using a Solace, an app-connected stroking machine that responds to the tip feed directly.
The Solace is an automated stroking machine rather than a vibrator, and unlike traditional machines it connects to the same app ecosystem as the rest of the Lovense range. That means it can respond to the tip feed directly, without the performer touching anything.
This puts it in an unusual position: it has the mechanical scale of a machine but the interaction model of a wearable toy. In practice that makes these rooms feel closer to a standard tip-menu session than to a scheduled machine show.
Because the device is tip-connected, menus here list levels, patterns and durations rather than physical actions. A tip in a given band triggers a specific speed or stroke pattern for a set number of seconds.
Some performers also offer timed exclusive control, handing the app to a single viewer. That is priced considerably higher than a single tip and is normally listed separately in the menu.
The device is relatively new and expensive, so ownership is still limited. Expect a short list; on many days this page will be empty outside peak hours.
The list filters the live feed for rooms mentioning the device by name, refreshed every ninety seconds. The broader connected-toy category is a better fallback when this page is quiet.
Yes. It connects to the same app ecosystem as the rest of the Lovense range, so the tip feed drives it directly without the performer adjusting anything.
A Hismith is mechanical and adjusted by the performer. The Solace is app-connected and responds to the room, which changes how sessions are priced and paced.
Some performers offer timed exclusive app control, listed separately in the tip menu and priced well above a single tip.
The device is new and expensive, so ownership is limited. The broader connected-toy category has more rooms at any given moment.