Inventory¶

Your inventory is the catalogue of items the Domina knows you have. She will not demand something you do not own; she works from the items you have switched on.

Pages in this section¶

Toys - the five toy categories and what counts.
Clothing - the ten clothing subcategories, from casual wear and nightwear to lingerie, footwear and fetish wear.
Accessories - restraints, gags, collars, sensory gear.

How she uses the inventory¶

Your inventory is not a checklist she hands you before a scene. It is background she works from. She has the names of your switched on items in front of her on every turn, and writes her directives around them.

She will not invent equipment you do not own, and she names an item with your exact wording rather than paraphrasing it.
The list is ordered by relevance. Items tagged with the theme she is working right now come first, then items tagged with any of your active interests, then the rest.
She sees names only. When she needs to know what an item is for, she looks up its description and fetish tags.
If she names something you cannot reach right now, say so in chat. She adapts in the same reply. There is no proposal sheet to decline.

What to add¶

You do not need to add every item you have ever owned. A useful inventory contains:

The toys you can actually reach right now.
Clothing or lingerie you would put on for a scene tonight.
Restraints, collars, and sensory items you have used at least once.

If you stop using something, switch it off or delete it. The Domina assumes anything switched on is fair game.

Item fields¶

Each entry has five fields:

Subcategory, required, picked from the list for that tab.
Name, required. She reads it literally and says it back word for word, so write it the way you want her to say it.
Description, optional, up to 500 characters. Sizing ("medium plug only"), colour, material, or any caveat that affects whether she should reach for it. She does not carry it on every turn; she looks it up when she needs to know what the item is for.
Image link, optional. Puts a thumbnail on the item row.
Fetish tags, optional. Start typing and it autocompletes against the fetish catalogue.

Tags are worth the extra ten seconds. They tell her what each item is for, so when a scene turns to a theme you tagged, she reaches for the matching item instead of picking one at random, and tagged items move to the front of the list she sees. You can change them later from the tag button on any item row.

Each row also carries a Use rating of one to three hearts, two by default. Three hearts tells her to reach for that item often, one heart tells her to use it sparingly.

Limits¶

Free members can add 5 items per category. Premium and Premium Plus can add 30 items in total across all three tabs.

The Add item card shows a live counter and refuses once you are at the limit. Free members at the cap are offered an upgrade; paid members get a note asking them to delete something first.

Because the cap is 30, she sees your whole switched on list every turn. She never has to guess whether you own something. What changes between turns is the order she sees it in.

Backing up your inventory¶

At the top of the Inventory screen are Export and Import.

Export saves your whole inventory, every tab, as a file. The button shows how many items it will write. Names, subcategories, descriptions, image links and fetish tags are included. The include switch and the Use hearts are not.
Import reads one back. It reports what it did, for example "12 imported · 3 skipped (2 duplicates, 1 subcategory not in catalog)". Duplicates are skipped rather than doubled, and on the free tier any row that would push a category past 5 items is skipped too.

This is worth doing once. Your inventory is encrypted with your PIN, so if you ever forget the PIN, this file is the only copy you can still read. The account-wide Data export does not help here: it carries your inventory in its locked form, and nothing but your PIN opens that. See PIN and Privacy.