Who we are
ChastityTek develops Veru One, a biometric chastity device, and publishes guides for adults about consensual chastity, device choices, intimacy and relationships. Veru One is coming soon; see the product page for availability updates.
The project grew out of the inventor and their partner's experience with traditional chastity devices, including difficulties with fit and comfort. That experience explains our interest in the topic. It does not establish that one design is suitable for everyone.
Our perspective and commercial interest
We write from a product-developer perspective. We have a commercial interest in Veru One, so articles that discuss it should be read with that relationship in mind. Our guides are not independent product reviews. Product photographs and descriptions show our work; they do not by themselves demonstrate clinical safety, detection accuracy or performance in everyday use.
How to read our guides
We distinguish practical suggestions, personal preferences and product design goals from established medical information. Where a guide discusses health conditions or warning signs, links to the relevant health service or research paper let you check the source. A citation to general medical guidance is not an endorsement of a chastity device.
Our educational articles are not individual medical advice. We do not present the site as a clinical service or claim that every article has been reviewed by a clinician. Fit, symptoms and health conditions require individual attention; a device, app or sensor cannot determine whether it is safe for you to continue wearing it.
Consent comes first
Chastity is an optional activity between consenting adults. Anyone can change their mind. Agreements about control must leave a practical way to stop and remove a device, without waiting for permission when there is discomfort or a health concern.
Questions and corrections
Use our published contact email to ask about Veru One or report an error. For a factual correction, include the page URL, the statement you are concerned about and a source if you have one. Please do not include private health records in a website enquiry.