What Lioness is

Lioness makes a smart vibrator with built-in sensors — a force sensor that measures pelvic-floor muscle contractions, plus an accelerometer, gyroscope and temperature sensor — and charts those signals in a companion app, including a real-time view of arousal and orgasm. Its real strength is objective, biometric data: it shows you a recorded physical signal, not just your own impression. For people who want to see measured, repeatable readouts of their body's response, that's genuinely valuable and something self-report can't replicate. It is a paid hardware device (around US$229 at the time of writing); the companion app is free.

What Orgasmly is

Orgasmly is a self-report tracker: you rate intensity and add context in a few taps, and it surfaces your patterns over time. There's no device — it runs in your browser and can be added to your home screen. Because it doesn't depend on a specific piece of hardware, it works for any kind of experience, solo or partnered, and it's free. The trade-off is honest: Orgasmly records your subjective experience, not a biometric measurement.

Side by side

 LionessOrgasmly
What it recordsObjective physiological signals — pelvic-floor contractions, movement and temperature — via built-in sensorsYour subjective ratings and context (self-report)
HardwareRequires buying the deviceNone — web app on your phone or computer
CostPaid device (~US$229); free companion appFree, no limits
Solo & partneredTracks use of the device itselfLog any experience — solo or partnered
Privacy modelSession data syncs to the Lioness app; see their current privacy policy for specificsEmail-only, no IP logging, one-click delete

Lioness features and pricing are drawn from the maker's own product materials and are current as of 23 July 2026; check lioness.io for the latest.

Which should you choose?

They're not really rivals so much as different tools. Choose Lioness if objective, measured biometric feedback is the thing you want and you're happy to buy a device to get it. Choose Orgasmly if you'd rather track without hardware, want to include partnered experiences, care about a minimal-data privacy model, or simply want to start for free today. There's nothing stopping you using both — measured data from one, broader context from the other.

Curious how the self-report approach works in practice? See how Orgasmly works, or read why we're private by design.