Controller Full Remapper

Your controller, your layout. Every button, stick, trigger and d-pad direction can become anything you want — per game, and without the game knowing.

What it does

Most games let you rebind a few buttons and then stop. Some let you rebind nothing at all. This sits between your controller and Windows, so the game receives whatever you decide it should receive. Swap the sticks, put crouch on a bumper, turn a trigger into three keystrokes, or make an old controller pretend to be a modern one so a stubborn game finally recognises it.

Main features

Remap everything: face buttons, bumpers, triggers, d-pad, sticks, stick clicks and the extra paddles on pro controllers.
Per-game profiles that switch themselves when the game starts, so you never load the wrong layout again.
Dead zones, sensitivity curves and trigger thresholds you can actually see while you adjust them.
Combos and macros — one button firing a sequence, or two buttons together doing a third thing.
Map controller inputs to keyboard and mouse, so a controller works in games that never supported one.
Works with the common controller families over USB and Bluetooth, including older and third-party pads.
A live tester that shows every input as it arrives, so you can prove what the game is really receiving.

Fair use, plainly

This is an accessibility and comfort tool. It is built for people who want a layout that suits their hands, their injury, or their setup. It is not built for cheating, and I will not add auto-aim, recoil scripts or anything designed to beat an anti-cheat system. Some online games ban input-remapping software of any kind — check the rules of the game you play before using it there.

Before you buy

You will need: Windows 10 or 11 and a controller Windows already sees. A driver component is installed the first time you run it — that is what lets the remapping work at all, and it can be uninstalled cleanly.

Not sure it fits your controller? Ask me first. I would rather answer a question than take money for something that will not work for you.

Questions

Is it a subscription?

No. You pay once and the app is yours, including updates within the same major version. I dislike subscriptions for small desktop tools as much as you do.

Can I try it before paying?

Yes — the free version remaps one profile so you can confirm it works with your controller and your games. Profiles, macros and auto-switching are the paid part.

What if it does not work for me?

Then you get your money back. Write to me within 14 days and say what went wrong — no argument, no form to fill in. The refund policy is one short page.

How many computers can I use it on?

Your own machines — desktop, laptop, handheld. One licence per person, not per device. Do not share the licence key publicly and we will get along fine.