GyroBuddy

Unlock Gyro Control Where No One Has Before.

GyroBuddy brings motion control to Android apps and emulators that don’t natively support gyroscope input. Whether you're aiming in a shooter or steering through a racing game, GyroBuddy translates your device’s movements into precise, simulated touch input—delivering up to console-quality gyro control on your favorite Android emulators.

🎮 Perfect for handhelds like AYN Odin, Retroid Pocket, Anbernic, and other Android gaming devices.

🌟 Features:

• 🌀 Universal Gyro Support
Add motion control to almost any game or emulator—even if it wasn’t built for it.

• 🎯 Precision Mapping
Translate gyroscope movement into highly accurate touch gestures, with fine-tuned control.

• 🧩 Deep Customization
Adjust sensitivity, dead zones, smoothing, scaling, and more to match your style.

• 🔄 Live Toggle & Presets
Enable or disable motion control mid-game and save profiles for different games.

• 🛠 Non-Root & Lightweight
No root required. Runs quietly and efficiently in the background.

No Alternatives. No Compromises.

GyroBuddy is the only solution for adding motion aiming to Android games that lack native gyro support. Whether you're aiming for a smoother, more immersive experience, or just want better quality-of-life controls, GyroBuddy enhances how you play.

🚀 Best With:
• Android gaming handhelds
• Emulators like Dolphin, Citra, AetherSX2
• Games with virtual right-stick controls: FPS, racing, and more

Try it today and experience motion control like never before.

Accessibility Service Disclosure

GyroBuddy uses the Android AccessibilityService and Overlay API to enable gyro-based touch input. These permissions are required to simulate on-screen gestures based on your device’s motion.

This allows GyroBuddy to provide motion-based control in games and apps by generating touch input at a specific location on the screen.

GyroBuddy does not collect, store, share, or transmit any personal data. It does not read screen content, keystrokes, or any user input beyond gyroscope data and optional activation keybinds.

Users must accept this disclosure and grant the required permissions to enable functionality.