These sexy Valentine’s Day gadgets and apps will help you get VERY lucky on February 14
WHETHER you're going gooey-eyed over a candle-lit dinner for two this Valentines' Day or spending it alone with a tub of ice cream, there's lots of technology to make your day a lot, lot better.
There's a whole host of technology that will boost your chances with the opposite sex, or enjoy the best parts of being single.
Be warned, this is not a how-to guide on how to buy teddy bears, these helpful technologies could impact how you spend the evening of February 14.
For couples
Netflix and chill
Let's face it, you've been together for several years and you're not in the mood for a chat.
Why not open up the laptop and settle in for a cosy evening.
Try a flesh-flashing episode of for some night-time inspiration.
And if your other half is a big GoT fan, why not get them a Sanza-inspired necklace or Ned's sovereign ring?
Turn your home into a romantic cinema
Granted, it doesn't sound like the sexiest present in the world.
But you could use this snazzy Epsom projector to create the ultimate romantic set-up in your living room.
Not only can a projector be used to create the ultimate Netflix and Chill spot, it can also be used to set up unusual romantic gestures like a home made planetarium – perfect for emulating that Planetarium scene from Friends.
Just make sure they're into Friends first.
Play the intimate Pillow app
If you're celebrating several years down the line, you might need be looking for something more intimate to get you in the mood.
The Pillow app offers "intimacy in a box" and over five hours of audio exercises that work through a "variety of fun experiences" for you to try out.
You're supposed to use the app every day for several weeks to work on spending more time with your partner, and what better day to get started than on February 14.
You can download it from the Apple appstore for a special Valentine's price of $49.99.
Give a naughty necklace
Reckon your other half is daring enough to wear this pendant?
The Vesper promises 40 minutes to an hour of battery charge and has four speeds.
It comes on a 26" stainless steel chain so you can even take it with you to dinner.
You can buy them for around £55 on Amazon.co.uk
But if you're looking for something more wallet-friendly, you can try out these cheaper vibrator alternatives.
Spot the cheater
This smart tech isn't going to get you into bed, but will let you know if your lying, toerag of a girlfriend or boyfriend has been doing the dirty on you.
The Spanish-made Smarttress has a whopping 24 sensors and can tell if someone unfamiliar has been in between the sheets.
"If your partner isn't faithful, at least your mattress is" the slogan boasts.
It looks like any other mattress, but if the mattress detects sex-like movements, the owner will receive a text.
It retails at around £1,200.
For singles
Get prospects to pitch you their best date idea
Why not try Pitchit, a new app that lets you pick a potential suitor based on their perfect date?
Users pitch something to do on February 14 and you can choose your favourite date.
This could be anything from watching football to watching a gig.
Give yourself a massage
Home alone? This fully waterproof massager might look like a handheld hoover but it's actually a massage toy that offers "over an hour of intense pleasure from full charge".
Made from the highest-grade body safe silicone, the O-WAND is fully CE certified and boasts an automatic power-off to avoid overheating.
You can buy extra attachments, one of which is just for men.
It's available to purchase from for £199.99.
Last longer with Pea
Going on a date but a bit nervous about your sexual prowess?
This app promises to help you last longer in bed.
It uses brain training methods to help you recognise rather than block out feelings of pleasure, so you don't need to think about the footie to get that extra couple of minutes.
Tinder
When all else fails, see Tinder.
It's got to be one of the most popular hook-up apps on the market, and has fostered true love too.
Need some tips to vamp up your profile?
Tinder recently revealed the people who have had the most swipes so there's plenty of inspiration.
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