How to Turn FapTap Into Your Own Multi-Axis Playground — No Setup, No Hassle!

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Hi guys!

A few days ago I shared a sneak peek of a new MiraPlay AiO feature — using your phone’s gyroscope to add real-time multi-axis motion on top of any normal single-axis funscript.

Today, I want to show you exactly how this works on FapTap, because the results are honestly insane.

The Problem We All Know

FapTap is great — no need for me to explain that.
But the limitation is obvious:

  • Almost all scripts are single-axis
  • OSR devices can connect… but only Stroke gets used
  • Pitch / Roll / Twist just sit there doing nothing

So even with an SR6 or multi-axis machine, you’re basically using it like a single-axis stroker.

The Solution: Add Your Own Multi-Axis Motion in Real Time

Now you can keep the original Stroke motion from FapTap, and inject Pitch, Roll, and Twist live — all controlled by your phone’s movement.

Tilt forward/back → Pitch
Tilt left/right → Roll
Rotate your wrist → Twist

All in sync, all smooth, all real-time.
And yes — zero setup required. Just your smartphone.

It turns FapTap into your personal multi-axis fun-site.
I’m not joking — the intensity literally doubles.

How to Do It (Super Simple)

1. Download MiraPlay AiO

  • MiraBot devices connect directly
  • Third-party OSR devices need MiraBot firmware (takes 1–2 minutes)

2. Open FapTap & connect OSR via USB

3. In MiraPlay AiO:
Connect Device (Bluetooth) → Gesture Sync → ⚙（Setting） → Enable “Multi-axis Assist”

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4. Play any FapTap video

  • Stroke = original funscript
  • Pitch/Roll/Twist = controlled by your phone’s motion in real time

That’s it. You’ve just turned FapTap into an interactive multi-axis experience that moves exactly the way you want.

Why This Feels So Good

Because YOU are controlling the extra axes.
It’s not pre-recorded.
It’s not random.
It responds instantly to your hand.

Your phone becomes a 3D controller that adds layers of motion FapTap never had.
It’s honestly addictive.

If you use FapTap and have a multi-axis device, seriously — try this once.
You’ll never want to go back to single-axis again.

Availability

MiraPlay AiO works on iOS & Android.
Features are still expanding during Beta — and right now:

  • Free for all OSR users
  • Lifetime free for MiraBot users

Download links & details are available on the official site.

We’re continuously working on new and even more exciting features for MiraPlay AiO, so if you’re interested in MiraPlay or MiraBot, feel free to follow me for updates!

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Me thinking how cool this would be before realizing just how often I drop my phone.

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Haha I feel you — phones always slip at the worst moment :sweat_smile:
But honestly, using gesture control feels more like resting a hand on someone’s waist than “holding a device.” It’s surprisingly natural.

And if you’d rather stay completely hands-free…
The new motion-capture & multi-axis recording update is coming at the end of this month.
Record your favorite moves once → replay anytime.
I’ll be posting some preview demo videos in a few days —feel free to follow me if you’d like to check them out :wink:

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Im on the IOS app, there seems to be a problem when searching for the bluetooth device, it didnt find anything

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Thanks for the update — let’s try to figure out what’s going on.

1. If you’re using a MiraBot device
Please contact us through the “Contact Us” page on our official website and include the serial number printed under the QR code.
Our tech team will check your device directly and help you resolve it.

2. If you’re using a third-party OSR device
Please make sure of the following:

  1. Your OSR is using a standard ESP32 DevKit (with integrated Bluetooth).
  2. The MiraBot firmware was flashed successfully.
  3. On iOS, Bluetooth permission for the app is enabled in Settings → Apps → MiraPlay AiO → Bluetooth.
  4. For the very first connection, please use “Add Device” in the app — the device will appear in the list afterward.

If none of this solves it, please let me know your iPhone model, iOS version, and your region, and we’ll follow up and help you get it working.

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