OpenShock Documentation

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https://wiki.openshock.org/

A free and open-source software and hardware project for remote-controlled shock and vibration devices. Documentation covers hardware assembly, firmware flashing, self-hosting via Docker, and developer resources including OpenAPI documentation and SignalR WebSocket integration.

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What's inside OpenShock

  1. Overview of OpenShock Share codes

    Share codes allow a user with an openshock.app account to directly control another user's connected shocker.

    Key constraints:

    • Single Use: Each share code can only be used once. A new code must be generated for every new person you wish to share control with.
    • Persistence: Shares remain permanent until the owner of the shocker explicitly unshares or deletes the share.
  2. Overview of Luvini hardware products

    Luvini is a hardware vendor selling Hubs and Shockers. Their Hubs feature a custom design based on the ESP32-WROOM32 microcontroller and include a 433 MHz transmitter. Note that Luvini ships exclusively within Brazil. The OpenShock team provides no guarantees regarding the quality of Luvini's products or services.
  3. OpenShock Data Collection and Privacy Overview

    OpenShock collects minimal personal data for the operation of openshock.app and the OpenShock Discord Bot/Activity. Collected data includes account information (email, username) and technical information (IP address, user agent, and system logs). Data is processed under GDPR Article 6(1)(b) for contract performance and Article 6(1)(f) for legitimate interests such as security and abuse prevention. The service uses only essential cookies for authentication and does not use analytics or advertising cookies.