Hapticlabs

Hapticlabs is a no-code platform that enables designers, developers, and product teams to create, test, and deploy custom haptic feedback experiences without writing any code. The core offering is Hapticlabs Studio, a visual environment where users can design tactile interactions by simply dragging, adjusting parameters, and previewing vibrations in real time. This approach eliminates the need for specialized firmware engineering or hardware soldering, making haptic design accessible to people with diverse technical backgrounds. The platform supports rapid prototyping: users can iterate on haptic patterns within days rather than months, allowing teams to explore multiple feedback variations quickly. For user research and testing, Hapticlabs provides tools to generate different haptic versions and evaluate them directly in the target context—such as on a smartphone, a wearable, or a gaming controller—without requiring physical prototypes for each variant. This facilitates more accurate user testing and data-driven refinement. The workflow is structured into three phases: Prototype, Evaluate, and Deploy. During the prototype phase, users can start from scratch or modify existing templates to create a basic haptic response, adjusting parameters like intensity, duration, rhythm, and waveform. The evaluate phase allows them to simulate the haptic effect across different devices and environments, collecting feedback from stakeholders or end users. Finally, the deploy phase provides exportable code snippets or integration guides to implement the finished haptic pattern into a final product, whether it be a mobile app, a virtual reality experience, a game, or a consumer electronics device. Hapticlabs also emphasizes cross-device consistency: it enables teams to build haptic int