Accessibility-focused digital software
ControlPath is a browser-based controller profile builder for people with disabilities. It reads supported controller input, records layout and toggle preferences, saves settings locally, and exports a JSON profile.
Interactive product explanation
Choose a stage below to see what the customer can do inside the browser. The preview shows profile planning and export—it does not claim to alter controller hardware.
Live controller view
Buttons, triggers, and stick axes update when a compatible controller is connected through the browser Gamepad API.
Layout planning
Choose preferred action labels for supported buttons and start from left-hand, right-hand, compact-reach, or low-pressure layout templates.
Preference controls
Record tap-to-toggle preferences plus dead-zone and smoothing values in the profile. These values are settings records, not controller-output changes.
Local profile
The customer can keep one profile in local browser storage or download a readable settings file named controlpath-profile.json.
{
"layout": "compact-reach",
"tapToToggle": true,
"deadzone": 12,
"smoothing": 45
}
The configurator records choices and exports them. It does not program controller firmware, remap console or operating-system input, or automatically apply the JSON file to another device.
Three digital products
Starter, Plus, and Pro are each a $30.00 USD one-time purchase. Every card lists the exact browser tools included; no physical goods are shipped.
View browser-detected controller input, record preferred button actions and tap-to-toggle choices, save one local profile, and export JSON.
Build from left-hand, right-hand, compact-reach, and low-pressure templates, save one local profile, and export JSON.
View stick input and record dead-zone and smoothing values, then save one local profile and export its settings as JSON.
The three $30 products and their actual functions are now documented. Payment remains disabled until electronic access delivery and a dated controller/browser test matrix are verified.
Use a compatible controller recognized by a supported desktop browser.
Record mapping, toggle, one-handed layout, dead-zone, and smoothing preferences.
Keep the profile in the browser or download its settings as JSON.
Merchant identity
The same name must appear on the website, checkout, receipts, support messages, Stripe account, and statement descriptor before payments reopen.