LOS ANGELES, CA — Motorbunny, the only motorized ride-on-top vibrator with Internet controls and a dedicated app, now features the industry’s first API. Users, enthusiasts, developers and novices can now program, tweak and hack their Motorbunny on a variety of platforms.

Motorbunny LINK Bundles are available on Black Friday – November 23 — for only $879. Find out more at Motorbunny.com.

With the launch of its Application Programming Interface (API), Motorbunny is the first ride-on-top vibrator to provide users and developers the toolkit they need to integrate the Motorbunny LINK app with other experiences. Developers can now, for instance, choose actions on Facebook and other social platforms to control their Motorbunny or integrate with gaming platforms.

The Motorbunny LINK controller, coupled with the MB LINK application, lets users control the various speeds and frequency of the “Buzz” and “Twirl” functions from their mobile phone or tablet, as well as initiate routines.

“Releasing the LINK API is our way of saying ‘hop on’ in a new way,” said Craig Mewbourne, CMO of Motorbunny.

“We’re dedicated to enabling sexually creative experiences, and what better way to accomplish that than give our users and developers the freedom and tools to make those experiences their own?” Mewbourne added.

Anyone can get started developing Motorbunny LINK integrations by visiting Link.Motorbunny.com and registering for their free account and API key.

Motorbunny is also pleased to announce the addition of the industry’s first Siri shortcut voice commands to the Motorbunny LINK experience for Apple iOS users. This inclusive feature is designed to allow everyone, including those with disabilities, to tell Siri to turn on and off the device, end and begin sessions, connect and disconnect the device, turn the microphone on and even set the Motorbunny to its varying “Buzz” functions and “Twirl” routines.

“Adding voice commands to the Motorbunny LINK experience is something we’ve envisioned since we launched. It is a major game-changer for those with sensory losses or other disabilities,” said Brooks Butler, a Motorbunny Executive.

“We’re happy to take the lead in the industry on connective innovation by being the first to integrate hands-free commands,” Butler added.

For more information, visit Motorbunny.com.