Why you’ll love Haptics Explorer
Impact (Light, Medium, Heavy, Rigid, Soft)
Notifications (Success, Error, Warning)
Rhythm patterns (Heartbeat, Double/Triple Tap, Tick Tock)
Gesture feedback (Swipe, Pinch, Long Press)
Game patterns (Explosion, Power Up, Collision)
Intensity sliders (0-100%)
Getting started with Haptics Explorer
Install Haptics Explorer
Download Haptics Explorer free from the App Store on your iPhone and open it (haptics need an iPhone).
Feel a pattern
Browse the 8 categories, such as Impact, Notifications, Selection and Rhythm, and tap a pattern to feel it. Use loop and speed controls to compare.
Generate the code
Adjust intensity and sharpness, then copy the generated UIKit, SwiftUI, Combine or async/await snippet into your project.
Haptics Explorer on iPad
App privacy
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Terms of Use and Privacy Policy
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Frequently asked questions
Is Haptics Explorer free?
Yes, Haptics Explorer is free to download on the App Store.
What is Haptics Explorer?
Haptics Explorer is the ultimate tool for iOS developers to explore, test, and implement haptic feedback in their apps. Discover all available haptic patterns in one place and learn how to integrate them seamlessly into your projects.
What devices does Haptics Explorer support?
Haptics Explorer runs on iPhone and iPad. It requires iOS 15.6 or later.
When was Haptics Explorer last updated?
The latest version is 2026.10.03, released on 2026-10-07.
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Reviews, comparisons and guides.
Haptics Explorer details
What’s new (v2026.10.03)
- Long test — Replay a pattern for 15 seconds, 60 seconds, or until you stop, with the elapsed time on screen.
- Record a rhythm — Tap the timeline for up to 4 seconds, then play it back.
- Audio to taps — Pick a short sound and place taps on the loud peaks.
- Tell them apart — Play success, warning, and error, or focus and selection, in a row.
- A starting question — Choose building an app, designing a feel, or exploring. The matching tab opens.
From the blog
Guides and build notes about this app, written by Alok Singh.
The three layers of haptic APIs, when to use each, building custom patterns with intensity and sharpness, AHAP files, looping and speed control, and two…
Every iOS Haptic Pattern, With Code (UIKit, SwiftUI & Core Haptics)A complete, copy-paste reference to iOS haptics: every UIFeedbackGenerator style, SwiftUI .sensoryFeedback, Core Haptics events, AHAP files, device support…
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