Add and connect your Coyote under Devices first, then create a code and send it to your Driver. Power and MAX start at 0 every session.
The Driver can never go above these. Lowering one pulls live power down at once.
- Nothing yet.
Open a .funscript or .hwl file, or drop one here.
Keeps the last 2 minutes of whatever plays. Turn on record mode to record only when you choose, for up to 2 hours.
Press play to begin manual control.
Advanced parameters for tuning the funscript algorithm. Most users should stick with the default values.
Applied to your Coyote and the audio output. Use the calibration activities on the Activity tab to set these.
Advanced settings for tinkerers. Applied to your Coyote and the audio output, before calibration. An amplitude feel above 1 makes quiet parts stronger.
A wireless button from DG-LAB. Its buttons can act as an emergency stop, mute, or power up and down. To connect, hold a button on the Paw Prints until its lights blink white and blue, then tap its Bluetooth icon under Devices.
Choose what each button on the Paw Prints does. Test your emergency stop before you rely on it.
Plays pulses as sound for stereostim and other audio-driven boxes: channel A on the left, B on the right, through this device's current sound output. Turn the volume down before you start, then raise it slowly. The page's power levels scale the sound unless "Always full volume" is on. It is always off when the page opens.
Add an audio output under Devices to change its settings.
Moan is a free web companion that works with Remote Play in the Howl Android app. It uses the same relay, so the web and the phone app can drive each other. Moan is an independent project, not affiliated with Howl.
Coyote Bluetooth needs Chrome or Edge on desktop or Android. iPhone browsers and Firefox can still be a Driver.
Keep this tab open and visible during a session: browsers slow down hidden tabs.