Plug in an Xbox, DualShock, or DualSense controller and use it like a mouse across your entire Windows desktop. Move the cursor with the left stick, click with the A button or triggers, scroll with the right stick — perfect for controlling your PC from the couch or TV without reaching for a keyboard.
A game controller is more comfortable than a mouse when you're sitting back, and it's always within reach on the couch or armrest.
Watch a show, browse the web, check email — all from your comfortable seat without moving to a desk or hunting for a wireless mouse. Your controller is already in your hands.
Use the left stick alone with left-handed mode, or hold the controller naturally in both hands. Good for limited mobility or when one hand is occupied.
Your existing Xbox or DualSense controller works immediately. No drivers to install, no configuration files to edit, no account needed.
Pull the left trigger to slow down the cursor for detailed clicks or text selection. Release it and you're back to normal speed.
You'll be moving the cursor in about a minute.
The software sends standard mouse and keyboard input, just like a regular input device would. Whether a game allows mouse control is up to the game itself — check its settings. Competitive games with anti-cheat software may have restrictions on input methods; that's a game decision, not ours.
No. The app installs normally and runs as your user account. It can optionally launch at startup without requiring special permissions.
The default mapping is fixed, but you can choose between preset profiles — Couch / Media, Precision, and Left-handed — each tuned for a specific use. You can also create and save your own profiles with custom sensitivity settings.
The app detects hot-plug instantly. Disconnect one pad and plug in another, and it's recognized immediately with no restart needed.
Press Start + Back on the controller, or use Ctrl + Alt + M on the keyboard. The app stays running in the system tray and remembers your choice next time you launch.
Yes. Xbox controllers, DualShock 4, and DualSense all work out of the box via the built-in Windows controller support. No special drivers needed.
No. The app is completely free, runs offline, and contains no ads or watermarks. Download it once and use it forever.

The left stick moves the cursor with built-in acceleration — fine and steady near the center, snappy at the edges so you're not stuck crawling across the screen. The right stick scrolls both vertically and horizontally, and the A button holds to drag windows or select text just like a real mouse.
Your controller is ready to take over desktop duty right now.
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