Hold onto your key necklaces—the constantly evolving male chastity world is about to get a techy glow-up with The Veru One, a new device from a company called ChastityTek. Forget the old-school cages; this exciting device is all about bringing technology to the old school lock and key devices we have today. This new device brings arousal biometrics keeping tabs on erections and orgasm likelihood without physically locking you down. It’s like the personal trainer of chastity devices, helping keyholders and wearers stay in control—one heartbeat at a time.
Whether you’re into teasing, denial, or just watching your man squirm with that look on his face, the Veru One offers new possibilities to turn up the heat. By focusing on feedback instead of restraint, it adds a new level of communication and trust to the mix—perfect for those navigating the playful, sexy world of female-led relationships.
With its Indiegogo campaign just around the corner, the Veru is already making waves. We couldn’t resist diving into the nitty-gritty details about this new device, so we’re bringing you an exclusive Q&A with the masterminds at ChastityTek. What makes The Veru One tick? Let’s find out.
- Tell us about yourselves and the inspiration behind this exciting new device?
This is expanded on in the "About Us" section of our site, but the founder's inspiration stems from frustration with traditional chastity cages. Even expensive custom cages were easy to escape and consistently caused discomfort or posed a constant risk of injury. His partner and keyholder loved the dynamic and enjoyed the increased energy and attentiveness in their relationship but disliked the cages, feeling they reduced spontaneity. Additionally, she wasn’t into the inherent sadism of traditional cages, which made this innovation a necessary evolution for them both. We’ve found that keyholders, who are typically women and partners of the wearer, often share many of these same concerns.Â
- What are the biggest challenges that you see with traditional chastity cages?
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Interesting and I can’t wait to hear more. Like you Emma, my Wife finds the visuals of my penis being caged among her favorite things about chastity. It’s fascinating, nonetheless.
The idea of licensing and integrating this technology into cages is very interesting.
I would give this a shot. However, it seems from the interview that this product is going to be a long way off.
Oh I think you are right, this is still in its infancy but be sure to support the project if you want to see it happen!
I’m curious as to what price point this will start at.
If I had to guess, somewhere around 250 usd but I imagine that it is still too early for them to know for sure. My speculation is based only on what their website says
Our device is priced around the cost of a premium cage but not much more than the standard cages you see from the big traditional manufacturers. It offers advanced biometric technology and comfort that sets it apart from anything currently on the market.
This is super exciting, when will you hopefully have the give away or more news?
Absolutely! I’ll stay in contact with the team at ChastityTek and they said they will do a giveaway and offer more information as it becomes available!
Anecdotal data suggests that while up to 20% of men are interested in chastity, only 3% are willing to wear a cage, and even fewer wear one daily.
I’m surprised at these statistics. With all the interest seen on the web I would have thought far more blokes would be enjoying the chastity scene.
I’m fairly well wedded to my ‘medieval’-style cage chastity devices and am locked up pretty much most of the time, especially when in bed. I don’t have a human keyholder so make use of a timer controlled lockbox and restrict my orgasms to one a month. I like both the feel and the look of being locked up which for me is where the ‘Veru One’ falls short.
Also, my biggest problem is that I have zero self control and even when caged at night I will still try to get an orgasm which, with two of the three different cage designs I have, occasionally happens with a bit of determined effort. So unless the ‘Veru One’ is able to administer a life threatening jolt of electricity to my tackle I’m not likely to worry too much about the data the unit sends back to the keyholder, namely me, who doesn’t even possess a smart phone on which to put the app.
Can’t see this being much of a game changer for the self locking fraternity who can’t control their urges.