Turn any controller into a mouse on Windows.
Move the cursor with the left stick, scroll with the right, click with A and X. Plug in an Xbox, DualSense or any generic gamepad and drive Windows from the couch — no drivers, no setup.
Windows 10 & 11 · single portable app · works fully offline
No installer, no accounts, no telemetry. Download, plug in, press one combo.
Download the app
Grab it straight from GitHub — one click downloads a single portable file. Nothing to install.
Plug in your controller
Xbox, DualSense / PlayStation, or any generic gamepad — wired or Bluetooth. It's detected instantly.
Press Start + Back
Mapping flips ON and your stick becomes the mouse. Toggle any time with the pad or Ctrl + Alt + M.
Sensible defaults out of the box — and fully remappable per profile.
Everything you need to run Windows from the sofa — and nothing you don't.
Stick-driven cursor
The left stick moves the pointer with tunable speed and acceleration for a natural feel.
Right-stick scrolling
Scroll pages with the right stick; press it in for a middle-click. Invert it if you prefer.
Full click set
A for left, X for right, right-stick press for middle. Triggers and bumpers click too.
Precision trigger
Hold LT or LB to slow the cursor to a crawl for pixel-perfect clicks.
Saveable profiles
Couch, media, browser — build layouts, duplicate and rename them, switch in one click.
Tune the feel
Sliders for cursor speed, scroll speed, deadzone and acceleration — dial it in exactly.
Instant toggle
Flip mapping on or off with Start + Back on the pad, or Ctrl + Alt + M from anywhere.
Set & forget
Start with Windows and minimize to the tray, so it's always ready and never in the way.
Any controller
Xbox, DualSense and generic gamepads via SDL2 — plus left-handed mode for comfort.
Ready to grab the mouse — without a mouse?
Free forever, no sign-up, no watermark. One click downloads it from GitHub — you're moving in a minute.
A quick, honest note: the app isn't code-signed yet, so Windows may show a blue SmartScreen box the first time you run it. That's normal for new independent software — it's not a virus. Click More info, then Run anyway. You can also read every line of the source on GitHub before you run it.