01 / IN SHORTFour things to know first.
- It connects over Bluetooth. The Keon's manual pairs it with FeelConnect 3.0, Kiiroo's app. A flashing blue light means it is in interactive mode, looking for a connection.
- Kiiroo's content runs through FeelConnect. Kiiroo points to the compatible sites listed on connect2feel, and to FeelMe AI for selected devices. The Kiiroo help pages we read, and the app's description, do not mention funscripts.
- Funscripts reach it through other players. Buttplug, the library inside Intiface Central, lists Kiiroo among its brands, and HereSphere's developer says it connects Kiiroo-protocol strokers directly.
- Free it from your phone first. If the Keon is connected to FeelConnect on your phone, disconnect it there before another app tries. Intiface gives the same advice for every toy.
02 / CONNECT A KEONThrough Intiface Central, in five steps.
- Charge it.About four hours. Kiiroo recommends a wall adapter, as a computer's USB port may take longer. A green light means it is full.
- Turn it on, in interactive mode.A flashing blue light means it is searching for a connection. Manual mode, with a white light, is for the buttons on the device.
- Free it from your phone.Close FeelConnect, or disconnect the Keon in it.
- Start Intiface Central and scan.Press play to start the engine, then Start Scanning on the Devices tab. Intiface's general rule is not to pair toys in your computer's Bluetooth settings; its Kiiroo page names the Onyx+ as an exception.
- Connect your player and play.ScriptPlayer, MultiFunPlayer or another player that uses Intiface. ANANGA's player, which opens to everyone this winter, connects through Intiface too.
New to Intiface? The Intiface guide covers it in full. In a headset, see funscripts in VR.
03 / KEEP IT SMOOTHIf it pauses or falls behind.
A stroker on Bluetooth can fall behind on fast passages, or pause when the radio struggles. The fixes are the same as for any Intiface toy.
- A better radio. A USB Bluetooth dongle close to you. Intiface's developers test with the TP-Link UB500 and Asus BT500.
- A player that limits speed. MultiFunPlayer has per-axis speed limits and smoothing. ANANGA's player holds every device under 500 units a second, with at least 80 ms between moves.
- A checked script. The checker shows the fastest moves before you play. See device-safe scripts.
- Your range. ANANGA's player has a guided fitting, done with the device on the body, that finds the tip, the base and the middle of your stroke.
04 / OTHER KIIROO DEVICESWhat they are, and what to check.
| Device | What it is | With funscripts |
|---|---|---|
| Onyx+ | A Bluetooth stroker. | For Intiface, pair it with your computer first. With it off, hold power for 15 seconds to reset pairing, turn it on and connect in your Bluetooth settings (it may show as Rey or Realm), then turn it off and on and scan. |
| Onyx2 | A Bluetooth stroker with a trackpad for manual control; pairs with FeelConnect. | Check the IoST Index for Buttplug support of your model. |
| Pearl2 | A Bluetooth vibrator; pairs with FeelConnect 3.0. | Where a player supports it, a stroke script becomes vibration: see vibrators. |
| Keon 2 | Announced for pre-order in May 2026, with Wi-Fi, according to trade press. | Check which apps and players it works with before you buy. |
05 / FEELME SCRIPTSKiiroo's format is not a funscript.
FeelMe, an affiliate of Kiiroo, uses its own script format: JSON in a .meta file, with times in seconds and positions from 0 to 4. A funscript uses milliseconds and positions from 0 to 100. FeelMe scripts are fetched by the FeelMe or FeelVR app, through a QR code.
They are different files for different apps. If you want to play your own scripts on a Keon, you want funscripts and a player that speaks to Intiface. The funscript, explained.
06 / QUESTIONSAsked often.
Does FeelConnect play funscripts?
The Kiiroo help pages we read, and the app's description, do not mention them. Use a funscript player with Intiface Central.
Does the Keon work with the Handy's apps?
No. Handyverse is for Ohdoki's own devices: the Handy, the Handy 2 and the Oh!.
Can I use a Keon in VR?
Yes. HereSphere connects Kiiroo-protocol strokers over Bluetooth, or a computer with Intiface can follow the headset. See VR.
Which sleeves fit?
Kiiroo's manual says the Keon is designed only for Feel Strokers, and that third-party hardware voids the warranty.
How do I look after it?
The Keon is not waterproof: wipe it with a damp cloth after use. The manual asks for water-based lubricant only.
Where do I find scripts?
See where to find funscripts, and ANANGA's free, open catalogue at ananga.ai/scripts.
07 / SOURCESWhere the facts come from.
- Keon user manual, Onyx2 manual and Pearl2 manual, Kiiroo.
- How can I sync my toys with videos? and How do I connect my device with compatible websites or apps?, Kiiroo help.
- FeelConnect 3, App Store listing.
- Kiiroo, Quickstart and Bluetooth devices, Intiface Central documentation; Buttplug, supported brands.
- Haptic Bluetooth devices list, HereSphere forum, developer replies.
- FeelMe format, buttplug.io specification.
- How to use Handyverse, Ohdoki Help Center.
- Keon 2 has cross-brand compatibility at its core, ETO trade news, 26 May 2026.
- MultiFunPlayer, GitHub. ANANGA's player: as built.
Written and checked by ANANGA in Paris against the pages above on 6 November 2026. Corrections are dated on this page.