Any controller.
On your Fire TV or PC.
Wireless.
Pair any Bluetooth pad to your phone, and Controller Gateway relays it over your Wi-Fi as a standard Xbox controller — low latency, nothing to install on the Fire Stick.
The Fire Stick's Bluetooth is the weak link.
Its controller radio is laggy and fussy — and some pads, like the PS5 DualSense, barely pair at all. Your phone's Bluetooth is fast and reliable, so we relay through it instead.
Laggy, jittery, picky
On older sticks, button-to-screen lag climbs and wanders — and pairing modern controllers is hit-or-miss.
- Up to ~167 ms of controller lag
- Inconsistent — feels worse than the average
- DualSense won't pair cleanly
Fast, steady, universal
Your controller talks to the phone; the phone sends tiny UDP packets to the stick. Fast Bluetooth, quick Wi-Fi hop.
- Roughly halved the lag on an older Fire TV Stick 4K
- Steadier, more consistent input
- Works with the pads the stick refuses
Three steps to a controller that just works.
Pair to your phone
Connect your PS5, Xbox or other Bluetooth pad to your phone in the usual Android settings. Up to four at once.
Find & connect
Open Controller Gateway, tap Find, pick your Fire TV or PC, then Start. That's the whole setup.
Play
Your games see a standard Xbox controller — perfect for Moonlight, Sunshine, launchers and native games. Dim or blank the phone to save battery.
We put it in front of a 240 fps camera.
Real button-to-screen numbers with a DualSense on 5 GHz Wi-Fi. The big win is on older Fire Sticks with weak Bluetooth — on newer ones it's comparable and steadier. We publish the method.
On an older Fire TV Stick 4K, relaying through the phone roughly halved button-to-screen latency — and felt noticeably more consistent.
Built for couch streaming.
Any Bluetooth pad
PS5 DualSense, Xbox Wireless and most Bluetooth controllers — including the ones the Fire Stick won't pair.
Up to 4 controllers
Local co-op and party games — every pad shows up as its own player, P1 through P4.
Standard Xbox pad
Appears to your PC or Fire TV as a normal controller — Moonlight, Sunshine, launchers and games just accept it.
Rumble return
Force feedback travels back from the PC to your controller's own motors, so you actually feel the game.
Battery readout
Per-controller charge on the phone, with an optional low-battery beep so you're never caught out mid-match.
Screen-off mode
Dim or fully blank the phone during long sessions while it keeps relaying — kind to your battery and your eyes.
Start free on PC. Unlock the whole thing.
Try it free from Google Play for PC play, then step up to the full version for the Fire TV Stick and up to four controllers.
Free
The easiest way to try it — relay to your Windows PC, no strings.
- Relay to your Windows PC over Wi-Fi
- One controller free — unlock up to 4 with an in-app purchase
- Rumble, battery readout, screen-off mode
- No Fire TV Stick relay
Landing on Google Play soon
Full version
Everything unlocked — the Fire TV Stick, four controllers, no limits.
- Fire TV Stick relay + Windows PC
- Up to 4 controllers — no in-app purchases
- Advanced screen-off relay with the display fully off
- Nothing to install on the Fire Stick · no ads, no tracking
Secure checkout · instant license key
Questions, answered.
Do I install anything on my Fire TV Stick?
Which controllers work?
What's the difference between free and full?
Is it really lower latency?
Do you collect any data?
Give your Fire Stick the controller it deserves.
Any pad, on the big screen, without the lag. Start free, or unlock the full experience for £5.99.