Edging Game for WomenFollow the screen. Hold back until time's up.

• Speed set by the beat

  Each stroke command carries a tempo in BPM: 150 for fast, 20 for slow. A pulsing light and a soft click mark the beat, so you never wonder how fast is fast.

• Spoken commands

  Your device reads each command aloud. You don't have to watch the screen, and you can follow eyes-closed commands.

• Edge counter

  Stopped right before the point of no return? Press 'Edged'. Each edge raises your final permission chance by 5% (up to 20%) and forces a cool-down.

• Four endings

  Lottery, always allowed, always denied, or ruined (let go the moment it starts). Start with 'always', move to lottery or Brutal once you know the rules.

• Switch off what you don't like

  Poses and humiliation, teasing, light pain and edge commands can each be toggled. You can also add your own commands (stored on your device).

• Nothing is sent anywhere

  Settings, history and custom commands stay in your browser. No account, no ad tracking. Analytics only counts starts and finishes.

1. 01

   Pick a duration, a difficulty and an ending

   3 to 30 minutes. Four difficulties (Easy, Normal, Hard, Brutal) change how often you must keep your hands off and your final permission chance. Endings: lottery, always allowed, always denied, ruined.

2. 02

   Follow the colour and the beat

   Green means stroke. Yellow means slow and teasing. Red means hands off until it ends. On green and yellow the light (and click) keeps the beat: one stroke per beat.

3. 03

   Report your edges

   When you manage to stop right before coming, press 'Edged'. The game immediately switches to a cool-down and your final chance rises by 5%.

4. 04

   Hold out until the timer ends

   Coming early means you lose. If you're about to, let go completely and wait until it settles.

5. 05

   The ending

   When time's up you either get permission or you're denied. Permission lasts 10 seconds. If you chose 'ruined', let go the moment it starts.

44 commands in total (18 of them hands-off) plus any you add. The same command never repeats twice in a row. On a keyboard: Space pauses, E reports an edge, Esc quits.

• First run: 5 minutes, Easy, always allowed

  Learn the rules with your body. Just follow the commands and see if you can last five minutes without finishing.

• About to come? Let go

  Squeezing through it is how you lose. Take your hand off completely, count your breaths, and come back once it settles. That is an edge.

• Press 'Edged' honestly

  Every press forces a cool-down, so there is nothing to gain by cheating. Each real edge raises your final chance.

• Red really means no touching

  If you touch during red, raising the difficulty is pointless. The nipple and thigh commands exist to keep your hands busy elsewhere.

• Schedule a denied day

  Ending without coming makes the next day stronger. One 'always denied' session a week makes lottery days far more tense.

What is edging?

Stopping stimulation right before orgasm, letting it settle, then continuing, over and over. People do it because the eventual finish is much stronger. This game hands the timing of each stop to the screen.

Is this different from JOI or cum control?

They belong together. JOI (jerk off instructions) is doing exactly what you're told; cum control means someone else decides when you may finish. Here the screen plays both roles.

How long should a session be?

3 or 5 minutes for your first time, 10 to 20 once you know the rules. 30 minutes on Brutal feels very long. Hard and Brutal switch commands faster and keep your hands off more.

What if I come early?

You lose. Press 'Quit' and end it there. Next time try Easy or a shorter session.

What happens when I'm denied?

Hands off, and the session simply ends. Finishing without coming is part of the game. If you really want to finish, set the ending to 'always allowed'.

What is a ruined orgasm?

You're allowed to come, but you must let go the instant it starts and not touch while it happens. Half the pleasure is the point, and it's a classic ending in edging play.

Does it make sound?

If you turn them on: a soft metronome click and spoken commands, both generated by your device without loading any files. Sound is on and speech is off by default. Headphones recommended.

Is any data sent?

Settings, history and custom commands live in your browser's localStorage only. Nothing is sent to a server. Analytics counts starts and finishes and the chosen difficulty, nothing else.