ControllerKeys
5.9#17 in game controller mapper software$19.99 one-timemacOS
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OmniControl
7.3#2 in controller mapping softwareFrom $59.99 a yearFree planWindows
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| Fact | ControllerKeys | OmniControl |
|---|---|---|
| Privacy | The app uses pseudonymous opt-out usage analytics and says raw controller reports, typed text, mappings, scripts, quick text, and configuration are not sent as analytics. | Controller mappings, motion settings, macros, overlays and per-game profiles stay on the user's PC and are not uploaded by OmniControl. |
| Profiles | Profiles can switch automatically based on the active app, be imported from GitHub or Stream Deck V2, and be exported and shared. | Profiles save mappings, tuning, emulation, lighting, calibration and related settings, with unlimited profile storage. |
| Support | The page links to a Discord community and issue reporting and lists email support at [email protected]. | Discord is the primary support channel, while [email protected] handles account, licensing and purchase questions. |
ControllerKeys plans
- ControllerKeys license$19.99, paid once
OmniControl plans
- FreeFree
- Insider$9.99 a month
- Pro Monthly (Quest page)$9.99 a month
- Pro Monthly$14.99 a month
- Pro Annual (Quest page)$59.99 a year
- Pro Annual$74.99 a year
Pick ControllerKeys if…
ControllerKeys suits Mac users who want controller input for productivity, coding, browsing, accessibility, presentations, or general use. Its app-specific profiles and automation options may also suit users configuring repeatable actions.
Pick OmniControl if…
OmniControl suits Windows users who want to remap supported controllers, configure per-game profiles, or use macros and virtual-controller output. Quest controller support is for people using Meta Horizon Link over a Link cable or Air Link.