| EroScripts | |
|---|---|
| Type | Community forum & script repository |
| Founded | ~2018 (as RealTouchScripts, c. 2012) |
| Platform | Discourse |
| Url | discuss.eroscripts.com |
| Registration | Free |
EroScripts is the largest and most active online community dedicated to funscripts and interactive sex toy synchronization. Hosted on the Discourse forum platform, it serves as the primary hub for script sharing, tool announcements, device discussion, and scripting technique development.
History §
The community traces its roots to RealTouchScripts, a forum that emerged around 2012 to support the RealTouch device — a hardware stroker with a proprietary script format. As the RealTouch was discontinued and new devices like the Fleshlight Launch emerged, the community evolved and eventually rebranded as EroScripts, shifting to the open Funscript format.
Content §
EroScripts is organized into several major sections:
- Scripts — the primary script-sharing category, with subcategories for free and paid scripts. Scripts are posted with preview images, device compatibility notes, and download links
- Help & Support — troubleshooting for devices, players, and software
- Tools & Technology — announcements and discussions for tools like OpenFunscripter, MultiFunPlayer, FunGen
- Devices — discussion of hardware including The Handy, OSR2, Kiiroo devices, and others
- General — off-topic discussion, creator spotlights, community events
Script hosting §
Scripts on EroScripts are typically hosted as direct forum attachments or linked to external hosts (Google Drive, Mega, etc.). The forum supports both free and paid (paywalled) scripts, with creators often using Patreon or direct payment links alongside their forum posts.
Community quality standards are maintained through user ratings, a reporting system, and community moderators. Popular scripts often receive hundreds of downloads and multiple quality updates from their creators.
Relationship to other communities §
EroScripts is the central node in the funscript ecosystem:
- Tool developers post official releases and changelogs
- Device manufacturers engage with users
- Script creators build reputations and followings
- The wiki page for this site was created as a companion resource