LOCAL-LAN HAPTICS AUTHORING

EVERI

Author, preview and test Wear OS haptics from a browser. No cloud account, no API key, no fixed destination.

Source and setup guides on GitHub

Try it in the browser

The hosted demo runs the authoring workspace with its optional browser receiver enabled, so you can feel the haptics on an ordinary phone with nothing installed.

1. Open the authoring editor on a computer and switch its target to Web watch.
2. Open the phone receiver on a phone — scan the code shown in the editor, or type it in.
3. Author a sequence and press Preview. The phone vibrates.

• COMPUTER

  Authoring editor

  Build a sequence of Watch commands, shape it against the waveform, and save it as a preset.

• PHONE

  Phone receiver

  Stands in for the Wear OS watch. Vibrates while the page is open and started. A browser cannot vary intensity, so every strength feels the same here.

• HEADSET OR SCREEN

  Hand-tracking scene

  A slider, a button and a block on a table. Reach for them with tracked hands on a headset, or with a mouse anywhere else — the phone feels the preset you authored.

⚠ Local instance at everi-local.juyounglee.net — these only work while the local server is running and exposed. If you have not started and exposed it, they will not load.

• COMPUTER · LOCAL

  Authoring editor

• PHONE · LOCAL

  Phone receiver

• HEADSET OR SCREEN · LOCAL

  Hand-tracking scene

On your own network

The demo exists so the tool can be tried without installing anything. The real thing runs on your own LAN and sends UDP straight to a Wear OS watch.

• GUIDE

  Run the authoring server

  Serve the editor from your own machine.

• GUIDE

  Install the Watch app

  Build and side-load the Wear OS receiver.