Pick up a DualSense. Triple-tap the PS button. Your full-screen game launcher appears — game tiles, streaming apps, system settings, all navigable by controller. GPU fluid backgrounds. Glass UI. Zero network ports.
Controller-first navigation, GPU compositing, and deep system integration — from the couch.
D-pad, left stick, touchpad gestures. Cross to select, Circle to back, L1/R1 to switch tabs. Zero mouse required.
Haptic feedback, lightbar color sync, battery meter, trackpad-as-mouse mode. Triple-tap PS to open.
Live WebGL simulations via Fluid by KrackedDevs. Three presets (Midnight, Ember, Void). Renders on viewer GPU.
Deep frosted glass, specular bloom, accent-glow focus indicators. Apple- and console-inspired visual language.
Rust backend + React frontend in WebView2. No Electron, no localhost server. Sub-5 MB backend binary.
Tray-resident listener watches for PS triple-click. Fullscreen launcher opens on demand and fully unloads when closed.
Double-tap PS mid-game for a transparent overlay: volume, RGB, controller settings, Game Base, capture.
Right-edge slide panel: minimize, close, lock, rest mode, shutdown. Confirmation required for destructive actions.
Cycle and set RGB scenes on DualSense lightbar and motherboard LEDs from the Quick Menu or Settings.
D-pad or touchpad swipe-to-type. Double-Share types into the foreground app via Windows text injection.
Appearance, Controller sensitivity, Audio mixer, Network, Bluetooth, Display modes, RGB, Performance toggles.
Quick Menu uses transparent click-through windows. No hooks, no anti-cheat bypasses, no public ports.
Every gesture maps to a console action. Learn these in your first session.