u/tinketman

Made a BDSM/selfbondage scene randomiser, looking for a few people to try it and provide feedback

TL;DR: we kept running out of ideas mid-scene, and every AI I saw people using for this either refused halfway or quietly forgot the one thing we'd said we don't do. So I built a randomiser that can't do either - couples either way round, and solo. Free, no account, alpha. Looking for a few testers - DM me, links aren't allowed here.

It started with the two of us running out of ideas. At the planning stage, and worse, mid-scene, when the mood is there and nobody wants to stop and think about what happens next. Solo went in from the start rather than as an afterthought: selfbondage has its own content, its own safety rules and its own games, not a couples scene with one person deleted.

I'd also seen a fair few posts of people getting ChatGPT to run scenes for them. It works, until it refuses halfway through, or until it quietly forgets the one thing you told it you don't do. The second one bothered me a lot more than the refusals did.

So it's a catalogue with an engine on top. You fill in your limits, what you own and how far you want to go, and it rolls the evening out of whatever survives that - a full scene stage by stage, one of the games, or a single card when you're just stuck. Femdom, maledom, solo. There's also a chat mode: a Domme or a Dom handing you one order at a time, and it works solo too - arguably that's where it earns its keep. She can only issue what the catalogue already allows, so she can't talk herself into something you said no to. And whatever you're handed, in any mode, has a refusal button on it - not tonight, never again, or drop the whole category - so the app learns your limits by being told, never by guessing.

Two things I'd want from testers. First: does it ever hand you something that doesn't work in practice - impossible because of how you're already tied, or contradicting what it said two steps earlier. That's what I can't test on my own, and solo is where it's easiest to get wrong. Second, the opposite: what you went looking for and didn't find. A kind of play, a game, a piece of kit it doesn't know what to do with. It only knows what I thought to write down, and I'm one person with one set of interests - "I looked for X and it wasn't there" is worth more to me than "nice app".

Free, no account, nothing to install. Everything stays in your browser apart from the chat, which by definition can't.

DM me and I'll send it over.

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