Nothing gets stuck.
If input stops arriving, held buttons are released after about a second.
Link paused → Auto-released at 1000 ms
Turn your Android phone into a controller, keyboard and mouse for your Windows PC, over your own Wi-Fi. No account. No cloud.
Android app coming to Google Play. Drag the 3D liquid-glass loop and infinite orb on the right to spin it 360°, or scroll to travel through the three worlds.
Six things we put the most care into. Tap one to jump to it.
Windows sees an Xbox 360-style controller. Pick a ready-made layout, or make your own in the desktop Layout Studio.
Drag stick or use Arrow keys
Press dots or keys 1–4
Slot 1 · Classic Controller: First-time users and most controller games.
Each slot can hold any layout you choose. These three are examples drawn from the app's ready-made layouts.
Use the trackpad surface, or tilt your phone to aim (air mouse is in testing). Pull the scroll handle and hold: the harder you pull, the faster it goes (pull-and-hold scroll is in testing).
Remote mode turns your phone into a presentation clicker: next and previous slide, a talk timer, a slide counter, a pocket lock, and a virtual laser pointer (in testing).
Not presenting. Tap Start, then Next.
Switch between keyboard layouts, or use your phone's own keyboard.
Keys you press here light up the glass and go nowhere.
Pair with a QR code. Maverix remembers your PC, so next time it reconnects by itself.
Scan this QR code with your phone camera, or copy the link to send it across.
One phone per PC. If your PC's address changes you may need to scan once more.
Built for real home Wi-Fi and real phones—so held buttons don't get stuck and brief Android radio pauses don't stay a mystery.
If input stops arriving, held buttons are released after about a second.
Link paused → Auto-released at 1000 ms
Some phones pause Wi-Fi for a moment while Android scans for Bluetooth devices. Maverix notices, and shows you the setting.
Brief pause noticed → Tap "Fix Bluetooth Scan" above
Maverix shows the phone-to-PC link and the PC-to-game side separately, so you can see which needs attention.
Choose a ready-made layout. Open the desktop Layout Studio to make your own version, restore the original any time, and send it to your phone.
Intelligent control for your PC. It is in production and not part of this version yet.
There is nothing to turn on today. You can already see its tile in the app's control ring, marked "Coming soon".
Install the Windows PC app, open the Android app on your phone, and scan the QR code once over your own Wi-Fi.
Windows 11 (64-bit) tested; Windows 10 not yet tested.
Built for Android 7.0 or newer; tested on Android 12 and 13. Android app: coming to Google Play.
1. Installs the Maverix PC app in a protected program folder.
2. Sets up the controller helper task that runs with administrator rights so controller support starts automatically at sign-in.
3. Installs the virtual-controller user-mode driver (HIDMaestro) and a locally trusted certificate for it.
4. Adds Windows Firewall rules so your phone can reach the PC app over your local network.
5. Uninstalling removes the app, helper task, virtual controller driver, and firewall rules.
Every claim on this page is checked against what we have built and tested. No hype, no invented numbers.
None of your gameplay or input leaves your network. Input travels straight from your phone to your PC over your own Wi-Fi, encrypted with XChaCha20-Poly1305. This website uses no analytics, no cookies, and no third-party scripts. The only thing it saves in your browser is your best score in the 3D Road Racer mini-game, and that stays on your device.
No. The game stays on your PC monitor; your phone sends the controller, mouse, and keyboard inputs.
Windows sees an Xbox 360-style controller (XInput), and Maverix has been tested with real games. Older DirectInput-only games that do not support XInput controllers are not yet tested.
We have not published latency numbers because we only publish what we have measured end-to-end with high-speed hardware. Input goes straight from your phone to your PC over your own network, with no cloud server in between.
No account is ever needed. You only need the internet to download the app; playing happens entirely over your own local network.
Maverix supports one phone per PC for now. Once paired, your phone remembers your PC and reconnects automatically; if your PC's local address changes, you may need to scan the QR code once more.
No—Maverix is currently built for Android phones (Android 7.0+, tested on Android 12 and 13) and Windows PCs (Windows 11 64-bit tested; Windows 10 not yet tested).
Pricing has not been announced while Maverix is in testing.
Live WebGL2 3D snapshots at Front (0°), Oblique (+30°), and Profile (−34°) angles showing the carved top-left controller rings, right-hand 3D mouse arrow + repeating arrow stream, bottom 3 glowing cyan keyboard ridges, and the volumetric 3D central orb.