YOUR DEVICE. YOUR CONTROLLER. YOUR GAME.
No controller?
Play anyway.
Turn your phone, tablet, or iPad into a browser gamepad for controller-supported PC games. Free, ad-free, local-first.
For Windows PCs · Early prototype · Built to get you playing

01 / WHY THIS EXISTS
The game is ready.
The hardware is not.
Keyboard and mouse work until they do not. A physical controller costs money and may not be nearby. Mayank Labs gives you a usable gamepad from the device already in your hand.
LOW-LATENCY FOCUS
Built around responsive input. The prototype is still being tuned and tested.
FAMILIAR COMFORT
Xbox-style ergonomics with PlayStation-inspired features, including a touchpad.
LOCAL FIRST
Your device connects to the local PC server. No cloud relay in the middle.
FREE & AD-FREE
No hardware to buy. No ads interrupting the game. Just the controller.

02 / THE CONTROL SURFACE
Familiar enough
to feel immediate.
An Xbox-style foundation, expanded with the controls you expect from a modern pad: sticks, D-pad, shoulder controls, L3, R3, and a touchpad area.
Layout customization is planned. Exact mappings and game compatibility are still being verified.
03 / START HERE
Connect.
Configure.
Play.
No account maze. No ad wall. Put the PC server and your device on the same local network, then get to the input check.
LOCAL CONNECTION / 3 STEPS
PROTOTYPE- 01
Start the local server
Run the lightweight server on your Windows PC.
- 02
Open the controller
Use your phone, tablet, or iPad browser on the same network.
- 03
Connect and play
Enter the PC address, check your inputs, and start your game.
04 / BUILT FOR PLAY
Keep the signal
close to the game.
Local connection keeps the path simple. The goal is not another utility to babysit. It is a controller you open, check, and use.


05 / YOUR NEXT SESSION
Get playing
with what you have.
Open the controller on your device, start the local server on your PC, and run the input check. That is the whole point.
Open the controllerPrototype status: connection reliability, input pauses, latency, touchpad behavior, and compatibility are still being tested.